I recorded a video for my gaming club at school of their 'skills' and posted it on Youtube. The thing is that I used a video tape to record it, and then used the school's video studio to put it on to the computer (uh...wasn't really suppose to). Somehow, the sound got messed up when it went from the tape to the computer. Any suggestions on fixing the audio?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Jz_aCqWH5U
Thanks, guys.

Well a couple of tings =P

Just to make it look a little better... Decide your characters beforehand, and stage that way you dont have so spend some times spiraling around the nothingness. =P

Second... Try using a DvD thing to record it (if that's what you're doing) they work a whole lot better =P That and you could upload on anyone whom has a Dvd drive!

(And don't let them see the *Close Disc Cover* at the end =P)

Thanks. I had noted some of those things for the next version, but what I was most concerned about was the sound.

Then try the second method... that way you dont have to waorry about the school killing your abitions ofa good movie! so yay for technology!

The thing is...that the videos we record are done at school. That particular video, along with a few Soul Calibur battles (30 minutes worth), they were all done during the half-day before exams.
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Yeah...I know, that doesn't sound smart, but we were all really stressed...really!
Anyway, I can't put it on DVD at school.

And this is where the question: Is there any way that you guys could get together somewhere else... this way you're not as stressed... buuuuut... If you're doing it at school... I'd just do it over again....

One of my friends holds a Halo, Super Smash Bros Melee, Mario Party 2 and Mario Kart tornaments every friday. It's acually fun if you play these games with friends.

I'm setting up more events, that's why I needed suggestions...Our lunches are usually about an hour long. and I was hoping for suggestions of video editing software to fix up the sound.