Training video

[RHYS4190]

Im planning on making a professional training video for PR for youtube, , detailing all you need to know information. but i need a little bit of help

i have experience training people how to play PR and i need to help in that regard.

What small help i need is how i can actually go around around filming it with audio. what programs i need, and instructions on how to uses them extra. and that basically it.

[MrSh@vid]

I've made a few videos in the past, their not great, but they kinda get the message across, I use xfire to record, and Windows sound recorder for the sound, i have both running at the same time, When they're done i import both into windows movie maker edit them as needed and then upload the finished product.

YouTube - 123wellayeson's Channel

Cheers,

Shavid.

[Matrox]

MrSh@vid;1125737']I've made a few videos in the past, their not great, but they kinda get the message across, I use xfire to record, and Windows sound recorder for the sound, i have both running at the same time, When they're done i import both into windows movie maker edit them as needed and then upload the finished product.

YouTube - 123wellayeson's Channel

Cheers,

Shavid.

WHY I MAN!?!

Good stuff, shame about the accent though

Should create a sticky thread full of helpful links until the guide comes out in full force. Link to vids, threads, posts etc etc.

[superhunty123]

CMON THE TOON ARMY!

Anyway In regards to training make sure you keep it real simple and pick your words correctly- dont use 20 words to explain somthing that can be explained in 5!

Also intersperse cool stuff in between boring bits of training to keep people interested!

[Masterbake]

If you want 3rd person footage go on servers with battlerecorder and download Battledirector from here.

The Sir. Community™ - BattleDirector

Create a "demos" folder in your PR file, load any demos you get into there and fraps them.

[RHYS4190]

Cool thank's for the Info.

il see what i can do.

[Riffraffselbow]

For editing the video together, Assuming you just want to add a VO track (IE, no fancy editing, no arrows pointing out things, no title cards etc) I'd recommend VDub with Audacity for recording the VOs.