Quality Test

[Pear]

How's the audio and video? I know the video could be better, but I'd have to pay more. So does it suffice, or detract from the experience?
Opinions please.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5XJghEYplg

 

[Yokie]

Not the best quality, but it's pretty good.

 

[David]

The 4:3 drove me nuts. Try to get it into 16:9.

 

[kalinn]

I thought it was pretty good.

 

[Pear]

The 4:3 drove me nuts. Try to get it into 16:9.

I know, but it cost 5 times as much to render in 16:9. I'll probably post a couple of 4:3's too see if I can get any sort of monetary return before investing in a million rendering minutes.

 

[David]

The 4:3 drove me nuts. Try to get it into 16:9.

I know, but it cost 5 times as much to render in 16:9. I'll probably post a couple of 4:3's too see if I can get any sort of monetary return before investing in a million rendering minutes.

quality>quantity.

 

[Pear]

The 4:3 drove me nuts. Try to get it into 16:9.

I know, but it cost 5 times as much to render in 16:9. I'll probably post a couple of 4:3's too see if I can get any sort of monetary return before investing in a million rendering minutes.

quality>quantity.

Alright, thanks for the feedback.

 

[Psychonaut]

you're going to be doing what kind of videos?

if it's just tutorials/how to explain things, the video doesn't really need to be as good as the audio.

if you're trying to point some minute detail out, then the video needs to be buffed-up, a bit.

I didn't find anything necessarily bad with the video, the video just wasn't 2160p HD. big whoop.

edit: it's fine/no complaints from me.

 

[Pear]

you're going to be doing what kind of videos?

if it's just tutorials/how to explain things, the video doesn't really need to be as good as the audio.

if you're trying to point some minute detail out, then the video needs to be buffed-up, a bit.

I didn't find anything necessarily bad with the video, the video just wasn't 2160p HD. big whoop.

edit: it's fine/no complaints from me.

Gameplay commentaries.

 

[Psychonaut]

you're going to be doing what kind of videos?

if it's just tutorials/how to explain things, the video doesn't really need to be as good as the audio.

if you're trying to point some minute detail out, then the video needs to be buffed-up, a bit.

I didn't find anything necessarily bad with the video, the video just wasn't 2160p HD. big whoop.

edit: it's fine/no complaints from me.

Gameplay commentaries.

I see no reason why this isn't good enough for gameplay commentaries.

so long as the video's focus is interesting, and the audio is discernible, it should be fine, as the reason you're watching those kinds of videos isn't to see the game in HD, but to watch for what's interesting/happening on the gameplay level, which means the commentator is directing your focus.

that being said, if the focus isn't easily recognizable, the video will fail, but i see no problem with the quality put forward in this video.

god speed.

 

[David]

you're going to be doing what kind of videos?

if it's just tutorials/how to explain things, the video doesn't really need to be as good as the audio.

if you're trying to point some minute detail out, then the video needs to be buffed-up, a bit.

I didn't find anything necessarily bad with the video, the video just wasn't 2160p HD. big whoop.

edit: it's fine/no complaints from me.

Gameplay commentaries.

I see no reason why this isn't good enough for gameplay commentaries.

so long as the video's focus is interesting, and the audio is discernible, it should be fine, as the reason you're watching those kinds of videos isn't to see the game in HD, but to watch for what's interesting/happening on the gameplay level, which means the commentator is directing your focus.

that being said, if the focus isn't easily recognizable, the video will fail, but i see no problem with the quality put forward in this video.

god speed.

If I was looking for a Halo commentary and came across one that looked like Pears, I'd click off of it right away. Good quality and proper aspect ratio is first thing I notice, if it's bad I won't watch.

 

[Psychonaut]

you're going to be doing what kind of videos?

if it's just tutorials/how to explain things, the video doesn't really need to be as good as the audio.

if you're trying to point some minute detail out, then the video needs to be buffed-up, a bit.

I didn't find anything necessarily bad with the video, the video just wasn't 2160p HD. big whoop.

edit: it's fine/no complaints from me.

Gameplay commentaries.

I see no reason why this isn't good enough for gameplay commentaries.

so long as the video's focus is interesting, and the audio is discernible, it should be fine, as the reason you're watching those kinds of videos isn't to see the game in HD, but to watch for what's interesting/happening on the gameplay level, which means the commentator is directing your focus.

that being said, if the focus isn't easily recognizable, the video will fail, but i see no problem with the quality put forward in this video.

god speed.

If I was looking for a Halo commentary and came across one that looked like Pears, I'd click off of it right away. Good quality and proper aspect ratio is first thing I notice, if it's bad I won't watch.

we aren't all OCD photo/filmographers.
I would say the majority could care less, so long as the video was good in the content's quality.

but yes, to each his own, i guess.

lol @ looking for good quality on youtube/most video hosting sites, btw.