None of this is needed, just things to consider in future videos.
- Transitions - When looking at hardware, do a slow zoom-in, not left/right or up/down wipes. It is always best to make it easier and easier to see the hero.
- When showing graphs comparing speeds or other metrics, just use shades of gray for the competition, and a single colour (perhaps the blue of the mother board) for your hero device. It will read much better.
- I'm a fan of throwing a TOC on the screen for tech break downs like this. It can be vertical or horizontal. For example, show I/O, POWER, SPEED in a row/column, etc. While you are talking about a given topic, highlight that word on the screen. With this, people can zoom to the section they care about, and know where they are in the video. You can leave your logo in a corner of this as well.
Bo
Reichart, thanks for the excellent advice! I'll try to make use of that next time.
Reichart
:)
Kaj
Did YouTube move to Belgium? :-)
Maarten
Where did BrianS post this? That's a pretty good piece of work
Rebolek
In the Stack Overflow chat.
Maarten
OK, I'm ready to be upvoted so I can participate. Just asked a question
Rebolek
Question upvoted.
Maarten
thanks
Robert
Very cool to things move forward!
Maarten
Yes, indeed.
Gregg
Go Ren/C Go!
james_nak
Nice video Bo.
Gerard
Are there many Red users that have used Ren Garden from HostileFork since it has appeared or any other GUI framework or editor based?
Gerard
In all cases, many thanks to you BrianD for all of your software Ren/C, Ren/Cpp + Ren/Garden. Let us know about your future experiments. I love the way you work and the results you have got up to now.
Thanks AdrianS for reporting to us BrianD's work.
Arnold
Back from holiday so I can upvote again. What is the link to your question Maarten?
Arnold
That is an impressive list of improvements John! Hope your thesis did not suffer too much :-)
Geomol
Thanks, Arnold. I use the World language in my university studies, so the language helps that way to finish.