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Not bad, not bad at all. You presented this very wel. I enjoyed watching it, looking forward to more videos from you. I am just getting started with with creating video content and it is not as easy as it looks... well... its not as easy as YOU make it look. Nice work.
startupbuildervideos 2 months ago
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This is a good video... a lot of content summarized rather well. Thanks for posting, looking forward to watching your future videos. There is a lot of average stuff out there on YouTube, but I think this is great material. How long have you been creating videos? I just started and am trying to pick up ideas from other users with content rich channels (like yours). Any tips?
startupbuildervideos 2 months ago
You ideally need 2 network cards to install Hyper V on SBS. Clients will not be able to recieve DHCP if you configure with the same network card for other services.
A virtual switch will be created between the OS and the Physical NIC if you do it this way.
Gr33nMamba 2 years ago
I used Camtasia. I was worried that people would get motion sickness, so glad to hear it helped. I've got parts 3 and 4 recorded (the actual SBS 2008 installation parts). Just need to edit out some boring progress bar stuff and I'll post those too.
nogeekleftbehind 3 years ago
quality of video is very nice - Tim is a cyborg-the voice is a give-away? Is that his picture on the desktop?
What software was used to produce the quick zoom-in's and zoom-out's that made this flow so well? Good stuff.
BlackSailfin 3 years ago
Great video -- thanks Tim!
ambusticated 3 years ago