World of Tanks - Brief Introduction w/ Gameplay

[Johnny]

Hey guys!

If you haven't already checked out World of Tanks here is a chance to get a brief introduction to the game along with a gameplay w/ commentary ft OldMonkei, backertracker, and skullcrusher7!

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03Wu61WtKt0[/ame]

 

[Shiznoe]

Loved the video, looked great. If I may ask what recording tool were you using?

 

[Johnny]

Loved the video, looked great. If I may ask what recording tool were you using?

I use several programs when putting a video together:

FRAPS:
I use this program to record the RAW footage. Quick tip for FRAPS, it's best to have a separate hard drive to record on, that way you aren't over working your primary hard drive. You'll also see a slight performance gain when using this method.

Any Video Converter:
I use this program to compress the RAW FRAPS footage into a more manageable size. You'll notice when you record video with FRAPS that the files are usually massive, so after recording the video I will run it through AVC and compress it, also AVC lets you merge the multiple videos that FRAPS creates into one file.

Gold Wave:
I use this program to filter out background noise and such from the audio of videos.

Sony Vegas:
I use Sony Vegas to piece my video together and add the Picture-in-Picture, etc. Sony Vegas is by far the best video editing software on the market IMHO. After I render the finished product in Sony Vegas I will run it through Any Video Converter AGAIN to bring the file size back down without losing quality.


Hope that helps!

 

[Shiznoe]

I use several programs when putting a video together:

FRAPS:
I use this program to record the RAW footage. Quick tip for FRAPS, it's best to have a separate hard drive to record on, that way you aren't over working your primary hard drive. You'll also see a slight performance gain when using this method.

Any Video Converter:
I use this program to compress the RAW FRAPS footage into a more manageable size. You'll notice when you record video with FRAPS that the files are usually massive, so after recording the video I will run it through AVC and compress it, also AVC lets you merge the multiple videos that FRAPS creates into one file.

Gold Wave:
I use this program to filter out background noise and such from the audio of videos.

Sony Vegas:
I use Sony Vegas to piece my video together and add the Picture-in-Picture, etc. Sony Vegas is by far the best video editing software on the market IMHO. After I render the finished product in Sony Vegas I will run it through Any Video Converter AGAIN to bring the file size back down without losing quality.


Hope that helps!

Oh sorry I don't really care about that.

I was just wondering just because your recording scene did not go to full wide screen. Now that may just be because your entire computer screen may not be 16:9 or you do not have a 720p monitor.

 

[Johnny]

Oh sorry I don't really care about that.

I was just wondering just because your recording scene did not go to full wide screen. Now that may just be because your entire computer screen may not be 16:9 or you do not have a 720p monitor.

I record all my videos at 1280x800 resolution to keep my video sizes down since my upload speed is like 60kb/s. If the videos actually help or get views I'll go full 1080p and just bear with the larger video sizes.