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Feb 13, 2013 6:47:55 GMT 1 PhoenixKsE said:

...my own personal Kermit kill.

That is great news!!!

[PhoenixKsE]

Here it is, as promised, the video of my personal Kermit kill.

Hit that subscribe button guys! There's more videos to come. I've been getting out at least one video per week, and I plan to keep that up.

[mcguirk2]

Wow, Phoenix great kill! I couldn't even see him.

[sfscriv]

Great video and kill. Really like the editing. So mamy youtubes are not edited. It is refreshing to see an edited video.

The gray/white disc to orient the viewer is too opaque. My recommendation is to 50% the transperancy and put a thin yellow outline for the orientation disc.

I would love to have the proper software for recording and editing. No impact on the online gaming and the ability to easily and cleanly cut scences and add overlays. Then there is the balancing of sound tracks: the in-game sounds, teamspeak, music (if desired), and other sound effects. The battle recorder included with BF2 was very good could you fly through and get different angles. The bad part was it was hard to get smooth movement and you could not rewind.

[PhoenixKsE]

As I have stated in other threads, I use Adobe Premiere for editing, and it is able to set sound levels and things of that nature. Fraps seems to be unable to split audio (game sounds, microphone sounds, etc) into separate editable tracks, but dxtory is able to split audio tracks using the computer's audio devices (speakers, default audio device, microphone/line in, default recording device, etc.). You can tell dxtory to record audio from different devices into different tracks while it is recording your content, rather than attempting to split the audio later, or doing a voice-over during the editing process.

I still have not gotten dxtory to record perfectly with these recommended settings -- it is going to take a bit more tweaking, but for now I am at least able to record at a decent framerate and I'm able to split the audio into separate tracksduring the initial recording phase. I believe that the issues I'm having now are due to my hardware, and I'm sure that once I acquire a better CPU and a faster hard drive, these problems will disappear.

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[PhoenixKsE]

That was a really cool video! Shows how tactics and communication really pay off.

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[PhoenixKsE]

Super zombie (at least the image -- haven't watched the videos) looks like the blood sucker from S.T.A.L.K.E.R. - Shadow of Chernobyl -- incidentally a fantastic game!

[pershainovitsh]

Yes it does! I've only played STALKER: Call of Pripyat, though. Is Shadow of Chernobyl as buggy as they say? How well does it work on Windows 7? I might buy it someday.

[PhoenixKsE]

I liked Shadow of Chernobyl, it didn't seem buggy to me. I believe the second one in the series was Clear Skies, and then Call of Pripyat, and I played a bit of both of those, but never finished them. I did finish Shadow of Chernobyl, and it did seem fine to me. The AI was a bit on the easy side, and there didn't really seem to be a lot of faction play within the game, but it was definitely fun.

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[PhoenixKsE]

I liked that crossbow vid... I'll have to give it more effort next time... it does seem pretty good once you get used to it. It seems easier to fire using the 3rd person crosshair.

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