Serious Youtube Channel
Hugh
CameramanSan Francisco, CA Join Date: 2010-04-18 Member: 71444NS2 Developer, NS2 Playtester, Reinforced - Silver, Reinforced - Onos, WC 2013 - Shadow, Subnautica Developer, Pistachionauts
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<div class="IPBDescription">How can I help?</div>Hi everyone, I've started up an NS2 youtube channel devoted to spreading the word about this game. If you have any ideas about how I can help promote, let me know in this thread, by forum PM, or by youtube PM and I will try to include it in the channel. For example, if you have a great gameplay video or a website/blog you'd like promoted.
Check out the channel, link in sig.
Check out the channel, link in sig.
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Your game runs so smoothly!
Prefix one of the PCs is an AMD 1090T with an ATI 5870 and the other is an Intel E8400 with SLI GTX 260s. Saved forever to build the hex-core, luckily timed it just right for NS2! The nVidia box is my bro's.
Might wannah put some more emphasis on the fact it is still alpha, some of those might make people go... "wtf is whit laggy crap"
Other then that, good show sir!
If anyone has an idea for a video they'd like to see, jump over and spam my channel comments and I'll put it up! Oh and of course if I've got any information wrong, spam me for that too!
hope your happy with the background image, it was my pleasure.
I'd be more than happy to do some more work for you upon request.
Will do GISP, I'm working on doing one every two days on weekdays and three on weekends. Although if there isn't a new patch soon I might [not] be able to crank out new ones for much longer.... If anyone has any ideas for what they want to see, be sure to let me know!
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I dunno if you plan on doing commentary like HDStarCraft or Husky, but that would be the natural <i>(selection)</i> way to go when we are getting closer to beta and actual games are being played.
For 720p I always use a VBR of 9-12Mb/s @ 30fps (with stereo ACC audio) and these vids come out cristal clear. But when I view the YouTube generated 720p vids on NS2HD, they look like they have a very high compression. I think ya might want to up the quality or something on the 1080p vids to also help YouTube give better results for their 720p version.
Hell I don't feel like downloading one of mah vids (dad's sport site) to see what YouTube actually does to the 720p stream vid they create. But I heard the bitrate goes down to about 2-4Mb/s? Which is obviously nowhere near what 720p should be of course. But compressing down from your 1080p vids and resizing them, this is where the quality loss might occur. This is all a headsup, but then again...
Here we go again (rant mode continues)
In the future YouTube might up their birate I guess... Which might make this compression problem go away...
Further input from anyone on this would be much appreciated, as I would jump on any chance to improve the 'HD' in NS2HD!
(I am in fact considering doing a 4k release just for kicks!)
I think going up to 15Mb/s or maybe even 25-30Mb/s (which is the normal 1080i minimum I believe, TrueHD 1080p is much higher still) could do the trick. It will probably help compressing down to their fake 720p with more available data per frame. Since 1080p is higher then 720p, using a similar (to lowend) bitrate (10Mb/s) is probably hurting your individual frames
Not sure how big the files will get though <img src="http://members.home.nl/m.borgman/ns-forum/smileys/wink.gif" border="0" class="linked-image" /> <!--sizeo:1--><span style="font-size:8pt;line-height:100%"><!--/sizeo--><i><new smiley</i><!--sizec--></span><!--/sizec-->
Ahh the joys of technology. I suppose it is an excuse to burn up all six cores for a few hours!
Burn em good ya hear!
I was planning on doing a couple seconds of 4k video with the cinematic editor. It rendered about 2 seconds of footage at the default fps before trying to kill itself xD
I'm going to try to put together a 4k video to showcase Spark in the most amazing quality possible. Let's hope I can successfully encode it. It's 2 GIGAbytes per second!
lol, i was thinking the same. I believe he posted the specs on his you-tube page but i picture a heat signature visible from the moon.
Unfortunately I ran into a big snag with 4k: I use Adobe Premiere CS4 to edit, and it can't handle 4096 x 3072 resolution. You can get REDcode plugins but I can't convert into RED.
Oh well... Going to try to save up for the education edition of CS5 (who could possibly afford the non-edu edition... Bloody hell!), because apparently it can handle more types of 4k.
Unfortunately I ran into a big snag with 4k: I use Adobe Premiere CS4 to edit, and it can't handle 4096 x 3072 resolution. You can get REDcode plugins but I can't convert into RED.
Oh well... Going to try to save up for the education edition of CS5 (who could possibly afford the non-edu edition... Bloody hell!), because apparently it can handle more types of 4k.<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd-->
It's only $900 us if you upgrade...lol
how about Aura,Lumina or Deep Paint. they work with red and i think even raw?