Arcadenut
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That's a good idea -- I might have to try that.
What do you use for Editing Video? I'm using AVS Video Editor and it works pretty well for what I need.
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That's a good idea -- I might have to try that.
What do you use for Editing Video? I'm using AVS Video Editor and it works pretty well for what I need.
Just add chapter points. Easy to navigate.That's a good idea -- I might have to try that.
Watched the intro video and dug it. Excited to see you work on your games. ALso interested to know how you hung your marquees on the wall?
All caught up on your videos thus far! Enjoyed all of them and looking forward to all your future episodes.
IMO, the channels that become the most successful follow 3 rules:
#1 (and probably the most important) Keep your videos FUN. - There are a lot of really great Arcade related channels out there but not all of them are fun to watch. Like his channel or not, one of the reasons Joh's Arcade become so popular is because he made it fun. It was entertaining to watch John each week because he made you feel like the process was fun to be a part of. Again, there are a lot of great and informative channels out there and those clearly have their place...but they can be very dry to watch. I still go back an watch many of John's videos because they are just fun to watch. Dry channels don't really keep me coming back.
#2 Keep them informative - Always make sure your videos are entertaining but don't loose sight of keeping them informative. As a viewer, I want to make sure I learn at least one new tidbit from each episode. Just make sure you keep a healthy balance of both #1 and #2.
#3 Post videos on a (somewhat) regular basis - This is a tough one. It could be hard to pull off and nobody likes seeing people get burned out. However, a successful channel will probably post new content at least every 2 weeks. Keeping your channel updated with fresh content keeps people coming back. We have seen a lot of arcade related channels get stale without posting for months. Or even going outright dark. You don't owe anyone anything, of course. But if you want to have a successful channel, you need to post fresh content on a regular basis.
Again, just my opinion of what makes a successful channel. I couldn't care less about flashy "production value" as long as I can hear your voice and the camera isn't shaking wildly for an hour straight. LOL
Keep up the good work.![]()
Any loss of art when you take them down?
Any loss of art when you take them down?
Looking forward to seeing if that Ms Pac ends up in the Painted black, now its back thread.
I subbed as well, can I ask the background 80s vapor wave track you use, did you make it or is it somewhere in long version format? My daughter keeps dancing to it when it comes on lol
Theme Music Credit: "Synthwave 80s" by AlexiAction (used with permission under the Pixabay License) https://pixabay.com/music/synthwave-synthwave-80s-110045/