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The Gallery / Re: GOI - Screenshot Gallery!
« on: July 11, 2015, 06:04:31 am »
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General Discussion / Re: The Community Video Tutorial Project
« on: February 27, 2015, 11:02:56 am »
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In other news I've got OBS working (more or less) on my laptop, so I can record material too.
In other news I've got OBS working (more or less) on my laptop, so I can record material too.
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General Discussion / Re: The Community Video Tutorial Project
« on: February 24, 2015, 08:58:49 am »
Lanliss and David Dire, if you guys are willing to be extras then I'm sure we can put you to good use!
The ideal master plan is still on the drawing board for the time being, but in the meantime do add us ingame and ask us about recording footage the next time you see us online. I know Schwalbe has worked out how to get his recording software working.
You don't have to be a Hollywood actor (Or a master tournament goio veteran), all I'm after as a video editor is footage of people shooting guns at the right time at the right targets, engineers doing repair runs and pilots pointing the ship's weapons in the general direction of the enemy. All I need is players putting the basic theory into practice and having fun doing so whilst somebody records.
The ideal master plan is still on the drawing board for the time being, but in the meantime do add us ingame and ask us about recording footage the next time you see us online. I know Schwalbe has worked out how to get his recording software working.
You don't have to be a Hollywood actor (Or a master tournament goio veteran), all I'm after as a video editor is footage of people shooting guns at the right time at the right targets, engineers doing repair runs and pilots pointing the ship's weapons in the general direction of the enemy. All I need is players putting the basic theory into practice and having fun doing so whilst somebody records.
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General Discussion / Re: The Community Video Tutorial Project
« on: February 23, 2015, 12:39:09 pm »
I'll be keeping an eye on the Youtube account for material. And yeah, I agree that a narrator voice over is something to be done after an edited video is put together; it's difficult to narrate AND record decent footage at the same time.
I'll try to get OBS running on my side as well, but I don't know if my rig is powerful enough to handle it. If all else fails I know it can handle video editing just fine.
I'll try to get OBS running on my side as well, but I don't know if my rig is powerful enough to handle it. If all else fails I know it can handle video editing just fine.
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General Discussion / Re: The Community Video Tutorial Project
« on: February 16, 2015, 12:54:50 pm »
Just had a look at the test footage on the Youtube account provided. In my opinion the video quality is perfectly satisfactory for the purposes of a video tutorial. Whilst it would be nice to get a cleaner resolution if possible, it's not worth pulling hair out over. My only concern is the audio quality of the microphone, but if all else fails the voiceover can easily be substituted for subtitles.
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General Discussion / Re: The Community Video Tutorial Project
« on: February 15, 2015, 10:31:52 am »...My videos made with action were... 6 GB for 20 minute film, before converting to something smaller.
Always convert videos to a sensible format, 6GB for 20 minutes of footage is outrageously huge. A 20 minute film should be in the order of a few hundred MB!
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General Discussion / Re: The Community Video Tutorial Project
« on: February 14, 2015, 10:59:06 am »
OBS is a free video capture software package that may be of use.
The video files it creates take up less space than fraps, but the trade off is you'll need a slightly more powerful computer to handle the encoding. Give it a go and send some test footage over for nano and I (and anyone else for that matter) to practice editing. I'm not sure what the best way to share video footage is and I don't think Trello is capable of that sort of thing. Perhaps Dropbox is the way to go for sharing video files.
The video files it creates take up less space than fraps, but the trade off is you'll need a slightly more powerful computer to handle the encoding. Give it a go and send some test footage over for nano and I (and anyone else for that matter) to practice editing. I'm not sure what the best way to share video footage is and I don't think Trello is capable of that sort of thing. Perhaps Dropbox is the way to go for sharing video files.
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General Discussion / Re: The Community Video Tutorial Project
« on: February 13, 2015, 12:12:02 pm »
My Trello name is Robert, since Marza was already taken by somebody else.
Throwing my lot in as an amateur video editor, I can't let nano have all the fun!
Throwing my lot in as an amateur video editor, I can't let nano have all the fun!
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General Discussion / Re: The Community Video Tutorial Project
« on: February 12, 2015, 06:52:53 am »
I logged in just to say that this is a very good idea. I've been lurking the forums for just over a year and it seems this idea has been on the drawing board for some time now without being fully realised. Creating some video tutorials and giving it exposure can't be a bad thing. The worst that can happen is people don't watch it.
Make this idea happen
Make this idea happen
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The Gallery / Re: GOI - Screenshot Gallery!
« on: December 27, 2014, 01:40:53 pm »
Took a range finder with me to Blumer's Blastyard: Greased rounds decrease effective range by 20% whereas heavy clip has the same range as normal.
And now for something completely different!
And now for something completely different!
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The Gallery / Re: Awesome Fun Play
« on: December 19, 2014, 11:12:44 am »There were 3 swabbies in that galleon showdown and they're all probably traumatized. I know it was Shadowonion's third game.
Many graphics cards were harmed in the making of that galleon game.
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The Gallery / Re: GOI - Screenshot Gallery!
« on: December 14, 2014, 06:56:52 pm »
"Minesminesmines! Don't. Move. Anywhere. Don't even breathe!"
We've probably all seen a moment like this. This guy was cool to not ragequit at their first death.
After witnessing the Mario and Luigi dress up, a few of us tried to take a new look on the idea:
Great result!
Obligatory buggy fun:
We've probably all seen a moment like this. This guy was cool to not ragequit at their first death.
After witnessing the Mario and Luigi dress up, a few of us tried to take a new look on the idea:
Great result!
Obligatory buggy fun:
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Gameplay / Re: 1.3.6 Hotfix Flamethrower
« on: April 30, 2014, 04:53:39 pm »
After playing with it for a day and even taking a triple flamer pyramidion for a game, I'm pretty happy with the current flame thrower.
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