Aside from not re-recording my flubbed intro I think it turned out OK. Noise reduction in Audacity is a God send, though it was not able to filter out the sound that was leaking out of my headset. I ended up muting my track for most of the time that I was not talking to remove the echo.
Lesson learned: do not do sound editing on a laptop touch pad. My hand still hurts.
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I liked the sound quality of the podcast. Very clear!
Hello. In honor of Star Wars, I want to stream Rogue Leader, except my crappy DVC100 is terribly sucky at everything. Anybody know of an alternative for inputting RCA composite and audio into a PC?
Children's rights are human rights.
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David_TA fashion yes-man is no good to me.Copenhagen, DenmarkRegistered Userregular
Today Handbrake turned a 5GB+ .MOV file into a less than 200MB .MP4 file.
I have no idea what happened. It looks fine. It sounds fine. Every fiber of my being is screaming that something is wrong.
Oh, this thread! I've spent just over 3 weeks making videos that haven't gone public because I've been getting a feel for things on both sides of recording, but I'm just about finished with my first actual LP that I'll be putting up next week, so I'm pretty excited about that! I've still got plenty of improvement to come, but I think I'm over the initial uncomfortable steps which was the goal for this practice time, so I'm happy.
Does anyone have any experience with OBS' settings? I had my first recording desync yesterday and I'm trying to figure out a) how to avoid it in future, and b) if I can do much to correct what I've already recorded. My game and audio captures (OBS and Audacity respectively) have been consistent and fine all along, but I've added in a webcam recently and the first two recordings (also in OBS, using a second window) with that also had no problems. Then last night I did more, with a repositioned camera and I disabled its audio capture (since I don't need it twice), and loading them into Premiere showed that the webcam capture effectively turned out longer than the other two. I understand it's likely a bitrate thing, but I really know very little about that so need to learn in a hurry.
So I recorded a podcast using Zencastr yesterday, and it went really really well. It automatically synced both audio tracks of the podcast, recorded directly from the browser, and uploaded everything to my dropbox when all was said and done. Very convenient service, highly recommended.
Oh, this thread! I've spent just over 3 weeks making videos that haven't gone public because I've been getting a feel for things on both sides of recording, but I'm just about finished with my first actual LP that I'll be putting up next week, so I'm pretty excited about that! I've still got plenty of improvement to come, but I think I'm over the initial uncomfortable steps which was the goal for this practice time, so I'm happy.
I've been plugging along with my Tales of Zestiria LP. It's taking forever at 30-min episodes though, so I;m considering bumping them up to 45 so I can finish this game before I die.
A friend has joined me to LP Super Mario RPG together, that just started. It feels so much nicer to have someone to talk to again. It's way easier to get that dialogue flowing when you're not talking to yourself.
Well then! My third video actually went up a few hours ago, and my new signature is a link to my channel. I'd be happy to embed them here, but don't want to be pushing up against the self-promotion rules.
edit: yeah for now I'm just doing mine solo because that's really the only option I've got, but I know a few people who'd be interested in doing something together. I've always felt that I work better with someone else to bounce off, so now I'm worried that if I do that and it goes well, I won't want to go back to just me.
So I recorded a podcast using Zencastr yesterday, and it went really really well. It automatically synced both audio tracks of the podcast, recorded directly from the browser, and uploaded everything to my dropbox when all was said and done. Very convenient service, highly recommended.
Wow, this actually sounds potentially awesome. I might have to give it a try with my podcast if it really eliminates the legwork of synching multiple tracks together.
Does it let you edit the recording afterward to insert music and such?
So I've not yet identified the cause of my desync problem, but I have at least been able to salvage the affected recordings by making gentle use of Premiere Elements' Time Remapping feature. I synched and trimmed both the audio and video so the start and end matched up (but repositioned between obviously because the video's longer), then got the length of the audio in seconds, and remapped the video so that it matched. It's saved a lot of stress, I can tell you.
So I recorded a podcast using Zencastr yesterday, and it went really really well. It automatically synced both audio tracks of the podcast, recorded directly from the browser, and uploaded everything to my dropbox when all was said and done. Very convenient service, highly recommended.
Wow, this actually sounds potentially awesome. I might have to give it a try with my podcast if it really eliminates the legwork of synching multiple tracks together.
Does it let you edit the recording afterward to insert music and such?
So you cannot edit the files on the site itself, but you can download the audio and edit it in Audacity/Garageband/etc., either as a processed synced version, or as individual tracks (which will be the same length, so as soon as you import them into Audacity they'll be perfectly synced).
I made another Battlefront vid, this time trying new things with text, audio, and even reversing/looping footage. Had fun with this and still have enough footage for another.
I'm involved in the development of a short at the moment, it's still early stages, there's some under water stuff (3-5 set ups) which I've been researching and unsurprisingly it seems like a whole can of worms. But I don't want to rule it out yet, anyone got any experience/advice for filming under water?
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I really need to reduce my editing time
Specifically relating to easy/quick noise identification and removal
Morning well spent.
http://shoutengine.com/ChamberlainandChance/year-in-review-2015-14657
Aside from not re-recording my flubbed intro I think it turned out OK. Noise reduction in Audacity is a God send, though it was not able to filter out the sound that was leaking out of my headset. I ended up muting my track for most of the time that I was not talking to remove the echo.
Lesson learned: do not do sound editing on a laptop touch pad. My hand still hurts.
I have no idea what happened. It looks fine. It sounds fine. Every fiber of my being is screaming that something is wrong.
Handbrake is some sort of wizard.
Looking forward to seeing what you got!
My Let's Play Channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UC2go70QLfwGq-hW4nvUqmog
A friend has joined me to LP Super Mario RPG together, that just started. It feels so much nicer to have someone to talk to again. It's way easier to get that dialogue flowing when you're not talking to yourself.
My Let's Play Channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UC2go70QLfwGq-hW4nvUqmog
edit: yeah for now I'm just doing mine solo because that's really the only option I've got, but I know a few people who'd be interested in doing something together. I've always felt that I work better with someone else to bounce off, so now I'm worried that if I do that and it goes well, I won't want to go back to just me.
Wow, this actually sounds potentially awesome. I might have to give it a try with my podcast if it really eliminates the legwork of synching multiple tracks together.
Does it let you edit the recording afterward to insert music and such?
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So you cannot edit the files on the site itself, but you can download the audio and edit it in Audacity/Garageband/etc., either as a processed synced version, or as individual tracks (which will be the same length, so as soon as you import them into Audacity they'll be perfectly synced).
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edit: although the more I look at that thumbnail, the more I wish I'd done a better job on it!
Yes
If nothing else it makes giving directions to your podcast very easy
i seem to get a lot of plays from it (i think)