Well, blame it on lack of friends and poor connection... I had a disconnect a total of 2 times. And locking on friends and having arranged a meeting spot (and preferably a route) you can have quite a blast... Think about it... 8 people who you know, playing with headphones and microphones, driving in an orderly manner at x3 the speed limit in a highly detailed supercars... vs a bunch of people on a small track with barriers all over it... AFAIK it's the "feel" of the city driving that gives the cruisers their fun... and well... let's just say I can't imagine a barrier being a skyscraper
You can't get better resolution from youtube... you can go over 1280x720 if you're planning to upload the video somewhere for download. Otherwise YT is going to resize and recompress, which will drop the quality dramatically.
BTW, your vid quality looks good, better than my PC can squeeze out of LFS... (just you wait for my upgrade...)
BTW, your vid quality looks good, better than my PC can squeeze out of LFS... (just you wait for my upgrade...)
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You should pay attention to the size of your monitor to seek the answer as to "why HD resolution looks worse".... Or in other words.... YES, record @ 1280x768
You should record in the resolution you're going to use in video editing, not the other way around
Did some damage. New camshafts and valves were needed. I managed to outsource a whole head for replacement... my GF hated me for that though... it was her civic
I once downshifted too early in a 95 Honda Civic.... same slogan, worse results
Allright, I won't do that again... but you might want to warn the others about the quality of the video, not sugarcoating it, BEFORE they watch it
You should have made a slogan for it or something like...
The new UF One thousand... it's over nine thousand! (I hope you people know the expression "over 9k", or else the joke would fail)
The new UF One thousand... it's over nine thousand!
(I hope you people know the expression "over 9k", or else the joke would fail)yes, you only made it look worse by adding those filters... seriously, it's pretty much unwatchable...
Its' a software that adds Effects After you've done editing
the "thanks for watching the fail" line instead of credits sums it up completely, if Im honest. It's a frapsed replay made unwatchable by awful quality
That sounds good for now, adding to the 1st post
Actually it rather belongs in the tech support or novice section. Since he isn't posting a vid, nor asking how to make one
Yup, an **** and proud... Even though I thought more of "strict but fair", your terms are closer to truth.
and sigged.
P.S: Riders Motion - so it happened, get over it... I wasn't in an exclusive club
P.P.S: This thread seems to start show some entertainment (about time)... I love reading inadequate people's posts
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Why would I want to waste my time on something useless, knowing the result I'd get?
(judging by this thread's view count, Im not the only one who's getting the right idea)
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try looking for LFS movie making tutorials... there was one somewhere in the movies section... it's quite well hidden though.
On topic
Impressing video, got the feel, the immersion, the character... only one thing off.... the name... I was expecting to see how you'd describe the feelings of the losing side, it wasn't there. Apart from that - really solid work man
That's what I agree on.
Picking up from where Watson left, I'd like a bit of variety in a nearly 5 minute video since it felt like watching the same 1 minute video 5 times in a row, and a bit of editing and cuting when you're switching between cameras would do it good. Also at least a colour correction would be nice. And why didn't you remove the rest of the hud from the screen?
6/10
Go for it... it's not that hard...
(BTW, care to share that scaw_editor for patch Z in your sig?)
if you record in .125, in vdub you put in
(FPS you recorded in)x8
and you don't get super slow motion if you're recording at half and then doubling the speed, and so on. Simple maths really
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Record in .250 speed, import the captured video to vdub
in Vdub press Video>frame rate and there, select “Change frame rate to (fps)”. You will be now able to input a new frame rate setting. The FPS youre looking for is FPS you were recording with x4
in Vdub press Video>frame rate and there, select “Change frame rate to (fps)”. You will be now able to input a new frame rate setting. The FPS youre looking for is FPS you were recording with x4
I really don't understand people who know of existance of TDU, and still cruise in LFS
I don't know what to do now...
I got 3 options:
1 Leave this thread and never watch his videos again
2 Start a fullscale criticism bombardment on the quality of the video and the over pumped ego of the creator
3 Do a barrel roll...
FGED GREDG RDFGDR GSFDG