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Sasutski
3 posts
Joined April 2022
Topic Starter
Sasutski
hello osu! community. I need a bit of help editing this very horrible youtube video of me playing osu. I need tips and advice on what I should edit and what else I should put in. Thank you for your help. (If you can please subscribe, but I won't force you.)

Here is the youtube link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYt-Dacve8g&t=35s

Here is my channel, consider subscribing(I am relatively new to video and streaming software and I'm trying it out so please forgive me if my editing skills are horrible.):
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC--ClGhqBmUPNmmdd-SvNRA
THAT_otaku
Global Moderator
3,925 posts
Joined February 2018
THAT_otaku
Try to record in something above 10fps if your hardware allows (30 or 60 is optimal). Or was this clips from a live stream? it looks like you have a barebones stream overlay (the background and anime girl) but if you just added that in in editing then dont lol, it doesnt add to the game play.

Also, its a better idea to just show the fail/run that was directly before the main play (and then the main play, obviously) of the video (which in this case is the pass on the map) and not all of that fail either, just like the last 10 ish seconds or something (though thats up to you how long). This makes for a much more interesting video and means the viewer doesnt have to wait through an unnecessary like 4 minutes of random osu gameplay ^^
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Sasutski
3 posts
Joined April 2022
Topic Starter
Sasutski

THAT_otaku wrote:

Try to record in something above 10fps if your hardware allows (30 or 60 is optimal). Or was this clips from a live stream? it looks like you have a barebones stream overlay (the background and anime girl) but if you just added that in in editing then dont lol, it doesnt add to the game play.

Also, its a better idea to just show the fail/run that was directly before the main play (and then the main play, obviously) of the video (which in this case is the pass on the map) and not all of that fail either, just like the last 10 ish seconds or something (though thats up to you how long). This makes for a much more interesting video and means the viewer doesnt have to wait through an unnecessary like 4 minutes of random osu gameplay ^^
ok thanks for the reply. I made another video with only the pass so... check that out

Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrGmYWA2eeo
Neigdoig
650 posts
Joined May 2021
Neigdoig
Linux video editor here!

In terms of software, I use Kdenlive after recording with OBS, recording at 60FPS, sometimes 30, and have a decent quality set (medium is recommended). In terms of actually editing, I find it a cinch with my style of editing, since I also own a YouTube channel (it doesn't focus on osu! primarily, though).
mqwilliamscom
273 posts
Joined October 2021
mqwilliamscom
Use OBS to record 30 or 60 fps. That's about the only thing really
FaizKTG
36 posts
Joined July 2018
FaizKTG
Alrighty then, First get yourself a video editor. There is Adobe premier, Final Cut Pro... But for the free ones, either use the built in one (iMovie, Windows Video Editor) or install Shotcut which is an open source video editor. If you want a high quality video, At least make sure the content it self is entertaining. One simply playing osu! isn't much entertaining, but the moment a facecam, memes, and quick cuts are included, You'd get yourself people actually watching the videos completely. Don't take the critique on the comments too harshly, We are all awful when we start.
Neigdoig
650 posts
Joined May 2021
Neigdoig

FaizKTG wrote:

Alrighty then, First get yourself a video editor. There is Adobe premier, Final Cut Pro... But for the free ones, either use the built in one (iMovie, Windows Video Editor) or install Shotcut which is an open source video editor. If you want a high quality video, At least make sure the content it self is entertaining. One simply playing osu! isn't much entertaining, but the moment a facecam, memes, and quick cuts are included, You'd get yourself people actually watching the videos completely. Don't take the critique on the comments too harshly, We are all awful when we start.
Kdenlive will treat a person so much better, as I use it all the time. It has everything you need for video editing. If it's done professionally, there is DaVinci Resolve, which is closed-source.
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