Author Topic: [VIDEO] Biking Time - Speed Bike [HD]  (Read 959 times)

I made this, because i liked the new bikes.
This is the speed bike video. I might make a
street bike video too if people want it. Well,
nothing else to say. Just sit down and enjoy.

Press this to watch.

Rating and Creative comments allowed.


how is this HD if it has those Black boxes around it.

anyways the video was pretty cool and the music was awesome.
« Last Edit: February 05, 2012, 11:35:26 AM by -Pablo- »

how is this HD if it has those Black boxes around it.

anyways the video was pretty cool and the music was awesome.

Black boxes doesn't mean it's not HD, silly.


I liked the video, it was cool.  The music was downright lovey.


I liked the video, it was cool.  The music was downright lovey.

yeas. The music made it a lot better.

What bike add-on is that?

What bike add-on is that?
Phy's, on RTB

Also, gj, try more tricks?
« Last Edit: February 05, 2012, 03:01:21 PM by Conan »


Black boxes doesn't mean it's not HD, silly.


1080p is 1920x1080 (so is 1080i but there's other differences there) and the aspect ratio has to be 16:9 or 16:10, meaning widescreen, meaning no black bars. Same with 720p, but that's usually 1280x720 or 1080x720. This video is not HD, it's SD. Just because you can render in 1080 doesn't mean it is 1080. It's like trying to turn a Volvo into a Ferrari.


1080p is 1920x1080 (so is 1080i but there's other differences there) and the aspect ratio has to be 16:9 or 16:10, meaning widescreen, meaning no black bars. Same with 720p, but that's usually 1280x720 or 1080x720. This video is not HD, it's SD. Just because you can render in 1080 doesn't mean it is 1080. It's like trying to turn a Volvo into a Ferrari.

When i watched at the video, it didn't look as good quality as my other videos. Could the option that i changed the fps to 60 from about 30 make the quality bad?

When i watched at the video, it didn't look as good quality as my other videos. Could the option that i changed the fps to 60 from about 30 make the quality bad?
YouTube forces your videos to 30 fps so exporting is 60fps doesn't make a difference. And the quality looks bad because it looks like it was recorded in 800x600 or some quality like that. Please check the resolution of the game you are recording and render in that because it's pretty obvious it's not in 1080.

It's a shame how it's impossible to do anything other than a spinny thing.