Post: Is this quality good enough?
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07-12-2010, 10:00 PM
#1
xMW2Olzz
Do a barrel roll!
Im looking for my youtube channel to be quite succesful. However I have a Dazzle and was wondering if the quality would be good enough to get alot of subs or post video to subscribers with the quality I have. The video below is probs the best quality I can get so here it is! Please comment on the video itself or below in the forum and if you have any tips please let me know.
[ame=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6oHyjGq1P6I]YouTube - Dazzle Test Video: Modern Warfare 2[/ame]
07-13-2010, 07:33 PM
#5
ToeMold
Wait...what?
I have to say, that is amazing quality for a dazzle. All dazzle videos I've seen are usually of a lower quality than that video.
Watching the video in the regular YouTube size seems like the video quality is decent, and you can seem almost every detail that your audience would need to see.
Your question was if it was good enough to get you a lot of subscribers. It would depend what you would class as 'a lot'. I would say that if you have around 5,000 subscribers - getting more would most likely need a HD-PVR.
If you plan on uploading your videos to Machinima, you will also need a HD-PVR as that is the minimum they will accept. The quality is reduced when you send the video to them as it has to be re-encoded and decoded a few times in the process.
For now however, I think that will do the job well if paired with commentaries or if used in montages.
/AC
Watching the video in the regular YouTube size seems like the video quality is decent, and you can seem almost every detail that your audience would need to see.
Your question was if it was good enough to get you a lot of subscribers. It would depend what you would class as 'a lot'. I would say that if you have around 5,000 subscribers - getting more would most likely need a HD-PVR.
If you plan on uploading your videos to Machinima, you will also need a HD-PVR as that is the minimum they will accept. The quality is reduced when you send the video to them as it has to be re-encoded and decoded a few times in the process.
For now however, I think that will do the job well if paired with commentaries or if used in montages.
/AC
07-15-2010, 03:20 PM
#6
xMW2Olzz
Do a barrel roll!
Originally posted by Awesomechaos
I have to say, that is amazing quality for a dazzle. All dazzle videos I've seen are usually of a lower quality than that video.
Watching the video in the regular YouTube size seems like the video quality is decent, and you can seem almost every detail that your audience would need to see.
Your question was if it was good enough to get you a lot of subscribers. It would depend what you would class as 'a lot'. I would say that if you have around 5,000 subscribers - getting more would most likely need a HD-PVR.
If you plan on uploading your videos to Machinima, you will also need a HD-PVR as that is the minimum they will accept. The quality is reduced when you send the video to them as it has to be re-encoded and decoded a few times in the process.
For now however, I think that will do the job well if paired with commentaries or if used in montages.
/AC
Watching the video in the regular YouTube size seems like the video quality is decent, and you can seem almost every detail that your audience would need to see.
Your question was if it was good enough to get you a lot of subscribers. It would depend what you would class as 'a lot'. I would say that if you have around 5,000 subscribers - getting more would most likely need a HD-PVR.
If you plan on uploading your videos to Machinima, you will also need a HD-PVR as that is the minimum they will accept. The quality is reduced when you send the video to them as it has to be re-encoded and decoded a few times in the process.
For now however, I think that will do the job well if paired with commentaries or if used in montages.
/AC
thnks its was the answer i was looking for
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