How I record videos for YouTube.

Now this might not be the best way - and I haven't read help files about it ... but it's how I do it (for now) anyway. If anyone knows why my audio compression encoder codecs don't show-up then I'd appreciate any tips. I've put an Asperger tag on - one of the things I notice about myself is that I get words mixed up a lot. Also I forget things ... like my disk 0 being a basic drive and therefore unable to accomodate the striped drive I have on the dynamic disks. I didn't use physical Raid by the way as I had problems using the Intel Matrix chipset in Raid 0 mode. In fact, I had to put my blue-ray drive (SATA) onto a PATA port using an adaptor as the chipset wouldn't support using my harddrives in SATA enhanced mode and a SATA optical drive at the same time??? Anyway - I'm putting myself on here as an Asperger specimen for study.

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• vitualdub
• video
• asperger

[117000000]

I'd like to know how you recorded this video? something in Virtualdub?

[davros1973]

2 instances of virtual-dub open at once. The 2nd one recording the "desktop" etc. (I have 2 monitors by the way) ... while the 1st instance v-d is in capture mode (not capturing) with the webcam as the source. But vista 64 seems to have funny things going on with the sound etc. At the moment I'm using a windows xp virtual machine for adobe premier pro cs3 and a 32 bit version of virtual dub. I use lots of virtual machines (vmware). They make life easier. Hence the need for 8gb ram. :)

[117000000]

Thnx :-) I might try to force my old machine to do something similar someday. I love making all kinds of machinery work as hard as hard possible for some reason LOL

[davros1973]

Sadist. Though I'm no better. I like turning things into other things. On my old computer set-up (I have a picture somewhere) I used a household central-heating pump and a house-hold radiator for the cooling system. It was quiet! I've took all that off now though: that computer is in the cupboard downstairs and is my dedicated IIS7 server.  On an old electric bike (90's) I used radio-controlled-car motors to drive it using friction-drive (21mph!). :)

[davros1973]

:) I'm not good at judging ... things ... I'm not sure if you're being funny/patronising or for some bizzarre reason I've impressed you with my confused clicking ... :) but either-way I appreciated the comment. I showed my partner Liz, and explained that this is the sort of adulation I like. :)))))

[117000000]

what a system you got working there :-) wow and the way youre' clicking arround everywhere... wow