you could try rhythm games

https://clips.twitch.tv/BoxyAbstemiousLegCharlietheUnicorn

people with anime avatars but don't watch anime are either just really horny or doing it to tilt you

does the mic work in other situations, like if you 'listen' to it thru sound options can you hear your own voice?

if it doesn't work at all but the headphones do, try different usb ports on your computer, my headphones don't work completely until they're plugged into exactly port #3

people want captains

old but gold

looks like nobody else does because i never see them use it either :^)

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+shoot floor
-not shoot floor

ya ok so ur first thread was a dumpster fire and u thought it was a good idea to pour gas on it too

Enough is enough. It's 2018 now. We've had our fun but it's time to grow up. Let's put an end to memes and this childish copy/paste culture.

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I’m convinced we’re being trolled at this point

well if their eyes are real wide but not very tall then wouldn't their effective fov be even higher than normal

to directly answer your question

demo_resume

is probably the command you're looking for

Usually i press resume on the demo like 20 some seconds or so before i actually want to start recording, hit a bind to startmovie movienamehere and then hit a bind to endmovie

host_framerate 60 // for 60fps video, for example
bind [ startmovie lol
bind ] endmovie

this creates a bunch of .tga images per frame and a .wav file in your tf folder
i typically move all these to their own folder before working with them

then i use virtualdub to quickly spit out an .avi video synced to the sound
you just need to open up frame 0 in virtual dub and it'll handle parsing the rest, then choose audio from other source, and then set the framerate so that audio and video length match, it's usually very accurate

then i just edit out the frames where the demoui is showing with lightworks or something

there's decent free software out there for video editing, such as the aforementioned lightworks

you can always ''aquire'' the heavy duty software if you really feel you need it or something

as for quality, i assume you mean when youtube destroys your video after you upload it, even if it looks real nice on your computer

this is in fact, youtubes fault, but if your video is at 1440p or 4k, you get higher and higher allowed bitrates at each level, so you could record like usual, and if your computer can take it, render it out to 1440p or 4k at some like 50+ mbps or even higher depending on framerate and it should theoretically look nicer at the lower quality choices

edit: you mentioned that you're on mac os i think in your other thread, i'm sure there's alternative software to things like virtualdub that can accept .tga files as input. i recall something out there called filmora or soemthing that could do it