Neck and neck in the dress vote

[NX]

And the winner is ........?

Stop keeping us in suspenders!

NX

[ClownJulie]

.................

[Richard]

♫♪♫♪♫♪

All Together Now:

♫♪ Blue is the colour!
Julie is Number One!
Sexy BLUE maid
with a pie up her bum!
♫♪♫♪♫♪

[NX]

So it will be Clown Julie headling the 6'O Clock Goo(s)! Hopefully we can Basque in your glory!

After we see the finished atricle I hope to be going "Boing!"

Maybe Charlie should be Trevor McDoughnut!


NX

[NX]

Hopefully this time we will get the answer to LOL!



And the winner is...............?


With both Blue Maid and Black Basque tied at 27%, then maybe Clown Julie will have to toss a coin and hope for the best, must admit the polls have been fun we should do this more often.

NX

[ClownJulie]

.................

[NX]

Oooh! You are an awful tease but I like you!


NX

[BillShipton]

I'm sure it will be blinding whichever....he grovelled.

[NX]

Think Clown Julie was more deafened if she was still getting the shaving foam out her ears, Bill. Maybe it be better if you begged rather than grovelled! I am sure it will be awesome!

[andy250]

I am denied in the french maids outfit, drat!!!!! oh well so be it, bring on the Basque (then again Julie looks cool in anything) thanks for doing the polls Julie it was a right giggle..

regards

Andy

[ClownJulie]

.................

[NX]

NNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! in my best Darth Vader impression from Revenge of The Sith!

[Richard]

But Julie, I thought you already had a couple of big ti........ Oh, sorry! You said tips.

[Hayley]

Have you got firewire lead?

Love
Hayley

[driversoft]

Your video camera will be either Firewire (in which case you need a firewire download cable) or USB2 (obviously, in which case you need a USB2 cable). Since the appropriate cable is likely to have been included with your camera, all you should have to do is plug the camera in - BUT you then need some software to extract the video - with Firewire you can drive the camera through software, which makes things relatively easy. Windows XP comes with free video editing software (MovieMaker, which for some reason doesn't drive my camera though - thanks, MS!), so I had to resort to a commercial package which pulls the video off through Firewire and allows me to make screengrabs, etc etc - it's a basic Ulead package, but their stuff is very friendly. Not sure what format you'll get video off your camera in - if its raw video, it'll take up about 12-14 Gigabytes per hour(!!) unless it gets converted to a lossy format (e.g Mpeg-2 - the DVD format) first. If you want to edit your video its best to get video in raw format from your camera first - it's much better for editing than a lossy format which has already thrown some of the potential quality away.