You'll probably get better results if you use an external encoder instead of encoding through vegas. Just rendered uncompressed then use MeGUI or Adobe Media Encoder to compress.

Thanks, and yeah I am on firefox. I didn't realize it would be browser dependent.

I liked it but grid is capable of making much better clips.

Is it possible that when you go to create a new thread and hit the "Post New Thread" button without selecting a category that it keeps everything you've written instead of clearing it? I know it's completely my fault but usually when I go to make a thread I forget to select the right category and end up having to re-type everything.

Bad advice considering my channel will be shut down if I get anymore copyright strikes.

http://www.youtube.com/audiolibrary

Youtube added a new section with copyright-free music available to download. Definitely useful for anyone who uploads videos, some of the tracks are pretty good too.

Well the obvious feedback would be to disable the hud/damage numbers next time for a cleaner look but if you were just trying to show off the frags then they're fine. Everything else was good, I liked the names at the corners.

If the program had a built in screen recorder which could save right to the timeline that would be a pretty cool feature for streamers in my opinion, assuming the quality was on par with other recorders. Stock effects/transitions shouldn't be that important for any decent editor, I would focus more on being able to easily import from other programs as well as a practical masking tool, motion tracker, etc. It's better to focus on allowing editors to make their own effects than it is to throw in 100000 stock effects and transitions that look like shit and are never used.

As far as the cost, I'd personally pay up to $500 for a good editing program.

Edit: Another big thing for me is customization of the actual program interface. I love being able to move everything around to my own liking. Sony Vegas/Adobe Software do a pretty good job of this.

That was sweet, I haven't seen editing like that before.

I've been using the same shakes post-workouts for the past few months and would definitely recommend them too. Never been a fan of powders since they're not as convenient to transport and shakes save the extra step of mixing them into the drink. As far as protein/calories the premier proteins are pretty good too.

Thought this was a sequel to The Experiment by subtitled for a second :(

1.22gb download for a 3min video? The file size should be around 300 mb, that's way too big.

After all my efforts to make the jump community appealing you're posting this? Way to ruin everything.

Looks like you took my advice into consideration which is nice to see, I definitely think it's an improvement over your other clips.

Yeah that's the idea I thought of when I first heard it.