|IaFc| Splitscreen video

[J4CK8]

So recently me and a couple of clan members made a splitscreen video of a match on GravelPit.

Four of us recorded a demo and then I edited them all into one splitscreen video.

The two videos are below, and I know the quality is absoloutley aweful but:
a) Youtube made me compress it and make it into two 10minute clips
b) It was only a test and future video are likely to be made

Also check out the channel page, as there are a coupel of other TF2 videos on their, but The Underdogs is a growing community and all new memebrs are welcome.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zd4nxrkrG7c"]Part one[/ame]
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gze0K1fcLtw&feature=response_watch"]Part two[/ame]

P.S. This is also my first video with Adobe, future videos will be much better quality.

 

[Fearlezz]

This is excellent, great work

 

[The Political Gamer]

Great job!

 

[A Boojum Snark]

If you all play widescreen why did you crunch them into 4:3? :/

 

[J4CK8]

If you all play widescreen why did you crunch them into 4:3? :/

The 4screens had to fit onto the one screen with as much space used as possible. But I'll think about widescreen next time.

 

[AntonJ3000]

The 4screens had to fit onto the one screen with as much space used as possible. But I'll think about widescreen next time.

If you make the movie itself widescreen, the 4:3 videos can be widescreen because of more space.

I assume you have Adobe Premiere as you said first video with Adobe...

Found this (Settings for Youtube HD)

Format: QuickTime
Range: ~
Preset: YouTube HD (this is the name of MY preset)

Summary: 1280x720, 29.97 [fps], Progressive, 24-bit - Color
Apple Lossless, 32 kHz, Stereo
Alternates: 0

Video Codec: H.264
Quality: 100
Frame Width [pixels]: 1,280
Frame Height [pixes]: 720
Frame Rate [fps]: 29.97
Field Order: Non (Progressive)
Pixel Aspect Ratio: Square Pixels (1.0)

Set Bitrate [kbps]: 5,000 kbps

Uncheck everything else in Filters, Alternates, and Others

 

[J4CK8]

If you make the movie itself widescreen, the 4:3 videos can be widescreen because of more space.

I assume you have Adobe Premiere as you said first video with Adobe...

Found this (Settings for Youtube HD)

Yeah I have that info, which is what I will do with the next video.

Thanks