Warrior General Games

Serious props to dbrewington (unbelievable work) and Duke898 and a lot of the rest of you out there who really did awesome work. All of those videos are definitely worth watching.

I'm pretty new at this...and my work stinks in comparison.

Here's my first try.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyzhDORso9k

Please, I don't need anyone to come in and tell me the video is lame, it was my first attempt...thanks. In my defense, what it lacks in visuals, I made up for by putting together my own music track, so no copyright worries.

I'm using the afore-mentioned Auto Screen Recorder for capture, and Windows Movie Maker to put the clips together. I really just threw a few clips together with some music, that's it. Pretty remedial look to it....what are you guys using to get it so damn professional looking? I'd love to take my videos up a notch. Windows Movie Maker seems kind of clumsy to me, although I'm new to it, and haven't really figured out how to use it beyond drag-n-drop.

I got bored and made one:
http://s294.photobucket.com/albums/mm119/StazNasty/Videos/?action=view¤t=smerlas.mp4

I can't put it on youtube, since they remove the audio (bastards)

How you guys make those???

Originally posted by Broncos116551
How you guys make those???

Download a screen capture video recorder. Then import the video to Windows Movie Maker. Add videos and audio, and voila.

I use Cam Studio ( http://camstudio.org/ ) for my Dot Talk replays. That along w/ WMM can give good results. If you want to mix some audio, i recommend Audacity. http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

Originally posted by tuba_samurai
I use Cam Studio ( http://camstudio.org/ ) for my Dot Talk replays. That along w/ WMM can give good results. If you want to mix some audio, i recommend Audacity. http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

So I can make highlight reels with the cam studio?

Originally posted by Broncos116551
So I can make highlight reels with the cam studio?

You can get the raw screen caps with that. Then you will want to edit it with Windows Movie Maker or another editing program.