Do You Have any Online Video Tips?
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The videos that we typically record are not always super high quality. However, consider that the video you’re watching now is done live. Our chat room is open and hopping, as you can see in the stream. Nick wrote in and asked if I had any recommendations on software to help him make better quality videos. He currently uses Windows Movie Maker, and is looking for something cheap or free.
I think he should stick with Movie Maker. If he’s on a Mac, I would recommend Final Cut Express, or even iMovie. However, if you can download demos and try them free, I would do that. You can experiment with different programs, to see which produces the best results for you. I unfortunately don’t know of any open-source programs that will work for you. If anyone else does, please let us know.
Nick also threw in a few tips of his own, when it comes to doing videos online.
- Be original! If you’re going to make a video, don’t stage it. Staging it just makes it useless, and not so funny.
- Mooching off of someone’s fame came help. He based a film off of Leroy Jenkins that gained over 100,000 views in under a month. Put your own twist onto something.
- Don’t take insults personally, or even seriously. Some people just get a kick out of trying to bring someone down, even if your work is good. Someone saying “your video is no good” isn’t even constructive!
- Making videos is an art, and practice makes perfect. If you make a video that sucks… just redo it! You’ll get the hang of it, and be making quality videos in no time.
- If you’re serious about making videos, put some thought and effort into it. Take the time to properly edit your work. Also consider exploring different camera angles, lighting, etc.
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djrumbu
February 4th, 2008
at 12:28pm
my opinion on online video…hmm, i think using visual hub is verry good for compressing videos for youtube on mac, but on windows i think xilisoft video encoder.
personally i think the best videos, are those made without staging, and without editing, i mean natural videos, no effects, no soundtracks, nothing. just the “brute” video. but it has to be filmed nice. and it has to have a good subject. and try not to speak to long and start explaining what is the video about and stuff, it’s booooring. anyway these are my opinions about online videos. sorry for my bad english, i’m from romania
MT
February 5th, 2008
at 12:36am
Virtual dub is a free editor for video.
I use it to compress .avi files made with my digital camera.
It is open source, and there are some plug ins available.
Download from Source Forge.net.
It only works with certain formats though.
MT
February 5th, 2008
at 12:37am
The URL might be helpful: http://www.virtualdub.org/
thejeffshow95
March 14th, 2008
at 4:31pm
Heyy Chris My online Video tip is Let The Video Load first…you dont want it stopping in beteween what ur watching
BTW awesom Show
thejeffshow95
March 14th, 2008
at 4:46pm
One More Thing…From a recorded ustream video upload it as a mp4 file or a avi file in conversion if you know how
Dan Bromberg
February 2nd, 2009
at 8:37pm
Chris,
How about putting together a matrix showing the pros & cons of different video formats.
Danny