Originally Posted by
Glimpsed
Anyway, I can see that you're trying to have some sort of sync to the video, but the way you do it can be improved. From what I can see, you drag the clip until the shot is synced (which is how I used to sync when i started) rather than increasing the velocity to sync it, which will give it more impact. This is a useful tutorial if you want to learn how to use velocity to sync first person shooters in sony vegas (1:22 is when it starts).
That video is a bit useful, thanks.
I'll be sure to look into doing this in the future, and play around with it a bit.
Originally Posted by
Glimpsed
I noticed that there is really obnoxious hud in the bottom of the video. I personally don't get that in csgo so I don't know how to get rid of it, but definitely try to do that.
Yea, I stated this in the original post. It's the netgraph it usually shows important information for me, ping, fps, etc. Lets me know if I'm lagging or w/e in the game. I stated that for future videos I'd disable it while recording, I had just forgot to at this point in time. I also could have recorded with max settings on, but forgot to as well.
Originally Posted by
Glimpsed
Your clips have black bars on the sides, so make sure you're recording in the right aspect ratio and that your game is in a resolution that will take up the whole screen. Common ones for recording are 1920 x 1080 and 1280 x 720, but feel free to go up to 4k if you have a beast of a computer.
This is probably due to me recording in 1280x720, so I should record the resolution of my screen? I'm assuming while rendering it with Vegas at a resolution it would not give me a black bar when degrading?
Originally Posted by
HawkeyeTFA
Well it's a start.
You should consider studying how movie are made and learn a things or two about it.
Per exemple, If I record something, I use an external hardware/server where i'll put all the "Rush", the "Rush" is EVERYTHING, in the video, in brut format, then you'll cut things from the rush to add them to your timeline and start your editing.
I've looked into how videos are made, not particularly movies, but videos.
I don't have any external hardware to capture my screen, I just use Xsplit Broadcaster to capture/record which lets me still cut things and add them to the timeline in Vegas.
Originally Posted by
HawkeyeTFA
Sony vegas is a pretty good tool, If you got a Mac, try to use "Final Cut" which is better and more simple to use than Sony vegas.
Yea, I have Windows 10 as my operating system so not going to work lol