It's fine, but I'd prefer a voice over tbh.
Rendering the video at a higher resolution and framerate would definitely add a special touch compared to other channels.
I didn't see an intro, but you can easily make one using vfxdownload.com and After Effects.
Lastly, you might want to look into employing motion graphics for your text, that would make it more visually pleasing. (Only if you're using Premiere of course.) I have a channel myself so I know how hard it is to get started.
It's fine, but I'd prefer a voice over tbh.
Rendering the video at a higher resolution and framerate would definitely add a special touch compared to other channels.
I didn't see an intro, but you can easily make one using vfxdownload.com and After Effects.
Lastly, you might want to look into employing motion graphics for your text, that would make it more visually pleasing. (Only if you're using Premiere of course.) I have a channel myself so I know how hard it is to get started.
Thanks so much for the reply.
Yes, editing definitely takes a lot of time. I understand resolution but what is framerate BTW?
By text motion graphics, you mean animated texts?
The frames per second that you're rendering the video at.
What editing software are you using?
When you create the project you'll have to choose the FPS and Resolution.
A typical setting would be 1920x1080@23.97FPS
If you want to use a higher project framerate then your footage should also match that same framerate, meaning you'll either have to screen record the chess board at a higher fps or interpolate it later via the Optical Flow function.
This would be an example for Motion Graphics:
http://vfxdownload.com/videohive-modern-titles-21892609-premiere-pro/
They are very easy to use and definitely elevate your content in both look and feel.
Here's also a cool opener:
http://vfxdownload.com/videohive-chess-titles-opener/
The frames per second that you're rendering the video at.
What editing software are you using?
When you create the project you'll have to choose the FPS and Resolution.
A typical setting would be 1920x1080@23.97FPS
If you want to use a higher project framerate then your footage should also match that same framerate, meaning you'll either have to screen record the chess board at a higher fps or interpolate it later via the Optical Flow function.
This would be an example for Motion Graphics:
http://vfxdownload.com/videohive-modern-titles-21892609-premiere-pro/
They are very easy to use and definitely elevate your content in both look and feel.
Here's also a cool opener:
Thanks so much, man.
I normally use Screencast-o-Matic for screen recording and Filmora for editing.
I saw that Camtasia allows one to set the frame rate but I don't about Screencast-o-Matic.
The motion graphics seem superb! I need to check them out.
May I see your channel?
Yeah you don't have to record in 60FPS, it's enough to simply interpolate the video in post.
These Motion Graphics only work for Premiere Pro I believe, because they require After Effects to be exported.
Just get the free trial and extend it.🤫
I am rebuilding my channel right now because of Youtube's new copyright policy, I have all my videos hidden atm. Got about 40K subs, nothing much but it's something.
Oh okay, need to check it out.
I have sent you a PM. Do check it out.
6/10
probably would
I am frustrated when I search YouTube videos for a specific game that I suspect someone like kingscrusher might have analyzed and I find a video that shows the game with music which may or may not be pleasant. I have access to chessgamesdocom and to Mega Database 2020, But at least you have captions, so I rate it a 2 on a scale of 10.
Thinking of creating a series like this.
Just asking for opinions, thanks.