The video's author described the software and method he used....
Quote:The formation flights and prerecorded flying scenes were created using FSRecorder (freeware). Just so that there is no ambiguity, I flew each of the aircraft... no special programming. All video was shot using Fraps and my head tracking hardware/software
FS-Recorder-freeware-
http://www.fs-recorder.net/-an enhanced replacement for the default 'Flight Video' recorder. You can also define additional cameras in VC, Tower and Spot views, including fly-by.
Fraps-Video capture-freeware/payware-
http://www.fraps.com/-My guess is he uses the payware version as there is no 'Fraps' watermark. The freeware version has a 30 sec. limit for each clip, but you seldom use clips longer than 30 sec.
Basically you create and record flights with formations if you want, as described in the FS-Recorder manual. You then play it back with FS_Recorder, creating the camera angles you want, and record with the Fraps video capture software.
You then stitch the video clips together with video editing software like Windows Movie Maker.
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