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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.

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.

'[R-COM wrote: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.

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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!

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.

Cool thank's for the Info.

il see what i can do.

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.