two of them are myself and the mod. Lets work to grow this subreddit. I've posted links to some videos and a contest. how about we work together and add some content and get this going.

My dad bought a Go Pro camera off of woot.com a few weeks ago when it was up for sale.

When we got it I charged it, but then when we tried to use it to see different positions and so on, it would not turn on, so we would use our 1st GoPro which we had for a year and I did not think about it. So now, I charged it all night, I turned it on once, it worked. Now it does not want to turn on anymore. The red light is on indicating that it needs more charging but it charged all night and the light should not be on.

The camera starts very rarely when I press the button. 85% of the time I press the on button, the camera does not turn on. So the problem is the camera does not want to turn on most of the time.

EDIT1: I'm just holding the camera and pressing the on button and sometimes it does turn on and records fine, but most of the time the camera just does not turn on.

EDIT2: When I press the on button really quick holding it down less than a second around 15-40 times the camera does turn on, always. I'm thinking I can still use this camera for next week's trip to Salt Lake City, and then do an RMA.

EDIT3: Did an RMA of the Camera. Hopefully the repaired/new one gets to Salt Lake City the day we do.

Unfortunately when I import gopro videos into adobe premiere it only extracts the audio. Is their a program I can use that quickly changes lots of gopro MPEG4 videos in MOV.

I tried just changing the file extension it didnt work. I tried using MPEG_streamclip and it freezes every time.

I do not need a converter, I just need a program that can save lots of mpeg4 files as mov.

Using Adobe Premiere CS4.

I'm going to Salt Lake City for a week of skiing with my dad and two family friends in January. I need some help coming up with some combinations of positions of my two GoPro Hero HD camera's which will give some some cool clips to make a short video about my trip.

Available Positions:

• Helmet Facing Forward

• Helmet Facing Backward

• Pole Position Facing the person holding it

• Beneath and wrap around the ski boots when they're in the binding using the vented helmet strap, facing forward.

These are the only positions I thought of so far. So what combination of theses positions with 1 or 2 cameras on 1 or 2 skiiers would work best?

If you think of any positions that would be cool feel free to post.