Creative Software Forum
Creative Software Forum
A forum under the creative category for showcasing/discussing software used to create media would be pretty cool I think.
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MoxieFamous
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Re: Creative Software Forum
I think that's a good idea. A lot of different software and physical equipment goes into making anything and everyone has their different preferences and workflows. Having a dedicated space for technical talk would probably be a good move.
Re: Creative Software Forum
Half software half recipe but I figured out a cool trick to give your videos a sexy VHS atmosphere.
You will need:
A VHS/DVD Combo player,
A PS3 or Xbox 360 with RCA out cables,
Time and patience! (Neither of which I have.)
Export your video in 4:3 720p DVD quality, put it on a memory stick, then plug the memory stick into your PS3 or Xbox. Connect the console video output to your VHS recorder input, hit record on the tape machine and play the video on the console. Whilst it's recording to tape you can jiggle the RCA cables to create visual distortion! After you've recorded the video to tape, transfer the tape to DVD on your machine. Finally you can insert the DVD in your computer and screen capture it. It's long winded and a little frustrating but there's nothing quite like that tape aesthetic! There's probably an easier way so please tell me if you know it!
You will need:
A VHS/DVD Combo player,
A PS3 or Xbox 360 with RCA out cables,
Time and patience! (Neither of which I have.)
Export your video in 4:3 720p DVD quality, put it on a memory stick, then plug the memory stick into your PS3 or Xbox. Connect the console video output to your VHS recorder input, hit record on the tape machine and play the video on the console. Whilst it's recording to tape you can jiggle the RCA cables to create visual distortion! After you've recorded the video to tape, transfer the tape to DVD on your machine. Finally you can insert the DVD in your computer and screen capture it. It's long winded and a little frustrating but there's nothing quite like that tape aesthetic! There's probably an easier way so please tell me if you know it!