Taran Van Hemert▼▼▼EXPAND FOR CHAPTER NAVIGATION▼▼▼ (1 UPDATE AT BOTTOM) Play World of Tanks here: tanks.ly/3UaCj8E Thank you World of Tanks for sponsoring this video. During registration use the code TANKMANIA to get for free 7 Days Premium Account, 250k credits, the Premium Tank Excelsior (Tier 5), and 3 rental tanks for 10 battles each: Tiger 131 (Tier 6), Cromwell B (Tier 6), and T34-85M (Tier 6). The promo code is only for new players during registration. Check out the WoT merch on Amazon: amzn.to/3HhfIkG
0:00:00 WHEN MIXED FRAMERATES GO WRONG! 0:00:51 Fundamental Principles for Frame Sampling 0:01:31 World of Tanks!? 0:02:46 What causes stuttering 0:06:45 Editing example - when to allow stuttering and when to not 0:12:40 Removing repeated frames in a rendered video 0:14:03 Skipped frames in a rendered video (can't be fixed) 0:15:19 How ALL framerates will fit into all other framerates 0:18:43 stuff is always trying to use as many frames as possible, basically. 0:19:56 Nesting. 0:20:59 Always film at the most appropriate framerate 0:22:51 Shenanigans with 60 FPS 0:25:10 Filming B-roll at 60FPS, then playing it at 30 0:26:02 Changing the VISIBLE framerate 0:29:14 Frame Blending! How it works! 0:32:53 NEVER use frame blending to convert 24 to 30, or 30 to 24. (Or 25.) 0:35:16 So, when is it actaully appropriate to use Frame Blending? 0:40:24 Deliberately reducing the framerate with "Posterize Time" 0:42:59 Optical Flow! How it works! How it goes wrong! 0:48:12 Do not use Optical Flow across cuts! (And how to fix it) 0:53:25 A.I. Interpolation!? 0:55:04 Interpolated frames do not look as good as the original frames they are based on. 0:55:51 24 into 30 with no stutter?? 0:57:09 Just how fast and slow should we go? 1:00:33 JUDDER! (It's different from stutter!) 1:03:50 Stutter AND Judder at the same time?! (Light bulbs image) 1:04:55 Let's talk about SPEED RAMPING! 1:06:26 Vector-based interpolation?! 1:08:30 "My Clip Speed Changed From What I Told It?!?" 1:08:48 Variable Framerate Clips and How To Re-Sync Them 1:10:05 The Rate Stretch Tool! It's GrrrrRATE! 1:10:40 The Frame Hold and all the ways it can go wrong 1:11:56 Pulse Width Modulated Lighting 1:12:25 TV motion interpolation - TURN IT OFF FOREVER 1:14:44 Variable refresh rate on your TV/monitor! 1:16:26 Fractional Framerates and Why I Hate Them FREE LINK! github.com/TaranVH/29.97.AEP 1:24:41 Screen capture footage: 30.00 or 29.97? 1:26:01 THE END!
UPDATE: I forgot to explicitly mention an important workflow detail: Basically, WHEN YOU GET PRETTY MUCH ANY FOOTAGE, after you import it into Premiere (or whatever NLE you use), before you put it onto the timeline, YOU SHOULD CHECK THE FRAMERATE. Do not assume that it will match your timebase. It's always possible that the camera operator made a mistake! (The framerate can be checked easily and quickly for lots of footage at once, using the List View in the bin (the bin is also known as the project panel.)) If any of that footage has a framerate that is DIFFERENT from your timebase, then you can use the techniques I've described here to try to alleviate that. However, keep in mind that SOMETIMES, the listed framerate isn't correct, (visibly) because the clip was ruined by another editor, as described at 14:04. As your editing skills improve, you'll be able to spot a framerate mismatch like this while playing the video at 100% speed. (You will never notice a framerate mismatch at 200% or 300% speed.) However, the best test for this is ALWAYS to just watch the footage frame by frame. While paused, just slowly hit the right arrow key, (to advance by just 1 frame) over and over, and carefully watch the monitor. Repeated frames will immediately become obvious. This will usually show up as one repeated frame per 5 frames, which is what I meant when I say "according to the appropriate spacing" at 13:05. But this absolutely can sometimes be at an interval other than once every 5 frames! The frame-by-frame test will always show you where those repeated frames are! When you spot one, keep going frame-by-frame. Don't always assume that the interval is constant, like I did with that footage from Apple! (Which I then notice and fix at 13:24.) As mentioned, SKIPPED frames are harder to spot, but can most easily be seen during panning moves. NOTE that the results of this test may be different depending on if you are using the Program monitor or the Source monitor! The Program monitor is using your Timebase, while the Source monitor is not. The Source monitor always shows your video clips exactly as they are, before they are altered in any way by the Sequence you place them into.
Mixing Different Framerates - The Ultimate GuideTaran Van Hemert2022-11-19 | ▼▼▼EXPAND FOR CHAPTER NAVIGATION▼▼▼ (1 UPDATE AT BOTTOM) Play World of Tanks here: tanks.ly/3UaCj8E Thank you World of Tanks for sponsoring this video. During registration use the code TANKMANIA to get for free 7 Days Premium Account, 250k credits, the Premium Tank Excelsior (Tier 5), and 3 rental tanks for 10 battles each: Tiger 131 (Tier 6), Cromwell B (Tier 6), and T34-85M (Tier 6). The promo code is only for new players during registration. Check out the WoT merch on Amazon: amzn.to/3HhfIkG
0:00:00 WHEN MIXED FRAMERATES GO WRONG! 0:00:51 Fundamental Principles for Frame Sampling 0:01:31 World of Tanks!? 0:02:46 What causes stuttering 0:06:45 Editing example - when to allow stuttering and when to not 0:12:40 Removing repeated frames in a rendered video 0:14:03 Skipped frames in a rendered video (can't be fixed) 0:15:19 How ALL framerates will fit into all other framerates 0:18:43 stuff is always trying to use as many frames as possible, basically. 0:19:56 Nesting. 0:20:59 Always film at the most appropriate framerate 0:22:51 Shenanigans with 60 FPS 0:25:10 Filming B-roll at 60FPS, then playing it at 30 0:26:02 Changing the VISIBLE framerate 0:29:14 Frame Blending! How it works! 0:32:53 NEVER use frame blending to convert 24 to 30, or 30 to 24. (Or 25.) 0:35:16 So, when is it actaully appropriate to use Frame Blending? 0:40:24 Deliberately reducing the framerate with "Posterize Time" 0:42:59 Optical Flow! How it works! How it goes wrong! 0:48:12 Do not use Optical Flow across cuts! (And how to fix it) 0:53:25 A.I. Interpolation!? 0:55:04 Interpolated frames do not look as good as the original frames they are based on. 0:55:51 24 into 30 with no stutter?? 0:57:09 Just how fast and slow should we go? 1:00:33 JUDDER! (It's different from stutter!) 1:03:50 Stutter AND Judder at the same time?! (Light bulbs image) 1:04:55 Let's talk about SPEED RAMPING! 1:06:26 Vector-based interpolation?! 1:08:30 "My Clip Speed Changed From What I Told It?!?" 1:08:48 Variable Framerate Clips and How To Re-Sync Them 1:10:05 The Rate Stretch Tool! It's GrrrrRATE! 1:10:40 The Frame Hold and all the ways it can go wrong 1:11:56 Pulse Width Modulated Lighting 1:12:25 TV motion interpolation - TURN IT OFF FOREVER 1:14:44 Variable refresh rate on your TV/monitor! 1:16:26 Fractional Framerates and Why I Hate Them FREE LINK! github.com/TaranVH/29.97.AEP 1:24:41 Screen capture footage: 30.00 or 29.97? 1:26:01 THE END!
UPDATE: I forgot to explicitly mention an important workflow detail: Basically, WHEN YOU GET PRETTY MUCH ANY FOOTAGE, after you import it into Premiere (or whatever NLE you use), before you put it onto the timeline, YOU SHOULD CHECK THE FRAMERATE. Do not assume that it will match your timebase. It's always possible that the camera operator made a mistake! (The framerate can be checked easily and quickly for lots of footage at once, using the List View in the bin (the bin is also known as the project panel.)) If any of that footage has a framerate that is DIFFERENT from your timebase, then you can use the techniques I've described here to try to alleviate that. However, keep in mind that SOMETIMES, the listed framerate isn't correct, (visibly) because the clip was ruined by another editor, as described at 14:04. As your editing skills improve, you'll be able to spot a framerate mismatch like this while playing the video at 100% speed. (You will never notice a framerate mismatch at 200% or 300% speed.) However, the best test for this is ALWAYS to just watch the footage frame by frame. While paused, just slowly hit the right arrow key, (to advance by just 1 frame) over and over, and carefully watch the monitor. Repeated frames will immediately become obvious. This will usually show up as one repeated frame per 5 frames, which is what I meant when I say "according to the appropriate spacing" at 13:05. But this absolutely can sometimes be at an interval other than once every 5 frames! The frame-by-frame test will always show you where those repeated frames are! When you spot one, keep going frame-by-frame. Don't always assume that the interval is constant, like I did with that footage from Apple! (Which I then notice and fix at 13:24.) As mentioned, SKIPPED frames are harder to spot, but can most easily be seen during panning moves. NOTE that the results of this test may be different depending on if you are using the Program monitor or the Source monitor! The Program monitor is using your Timebase, while the Source monitor is not. The Source monitor always shows your video clips exactly as they are, before they are altered in any way by the Sequence you place them into.
Watch my 4 hour editing tutorial of a Linus Tech Tips video: youtube.com/watch?v=O6ERELse_QYWhen to Quit YouTube, & Things They Should Have Taught You in SchoolTaran Van Hemert2024-04-28 | Sign up for my beginner video editing course! https://taran-vh.ck.page/8573e9a1d2 Video editing consultations! Email taranvhbusiness [at] gmail [dot] com, and start your subject line with "CS" so I know you're not a bot. 00:00 Intro 02:52 Talk begins. LEARN BUSINESS SKILLS! 04:51 When to quit YouTube 16:21 The danger of "Just do what I did" 19:12 Picking a college 25:49 Getting a job 34:36 Learn your legal rights! 37:29 Cover Your Ass! 39:34 Unions?? 40:21 Passion careers (avoid them!) 42:11 Conclusion/summary
Oh, hey film students - while I'm up here on my soap box: For your thesis student film, don't make yet another "morning routine" film. There are quadrillions of these. Make a film about literally anything else.
The golden-crowned kinglet! allaboutbirds.org/guide/Golden-crowned_Kinglet/idWORKING Lego vending machine (with instructions!)Taran Van Hemert2023-07-11 | I couldn't find anything like this on the internet, so I made it myself. Flexispot standing desks! amzn.to/3OdAmr7 (US) amzn.to/3JRrxjV (Canada) (Watch Flexispot on Amazon Live for extra gifts!) CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:32 Flexispot 01:43 Prototypes 17:30 Ninjago did it first!? 20:55 Picture instructions 21:23 Video instructions 30:32 Glam
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Yesterday was my last day at Linus Media Group. It's the end of one chapter in my life, and the start of another.How to use AutoHotKey with Premiere - step by step tutorial for beginners!Taran Van Hemert2021-02-23 | AutoHotKey can drastically speed up your video editing in Premiere, by adding features it doesn't have! This tutorial shows exactly how to do it, step by step. NOTE: Even if Premiere eventually gets some or all of these features, this tutorial will still teach you everything you need to know, for any future AHK scripts you may wish to write or modify.
0:00:00 Hello, world! 1:38 USE THE LINKED REPOSITORY TO FOLLOW ALONG: github.com/TaranVH/2nd-keyboard/tree/1960e5c326d4accd1c9096b77a884e20d7d32692 2:39 Downloading and installing AHK autohotkey.com 10:06 #singleinstance 14:52 What it means to "comment out" your code 16:13 #ifwinactive is very important 18:14 You can remap anything to anything else 20:08 Read all of this tutorial before you continue, except for section 7, objects:
21:03 1st script: ripple delete clip at playhead 31:44 Where to find all the shortcuts you must assign in Premiere, for my scripts to work! 32:17 Where to find MY Premiere shortcut assignments, and where Premiere stores them 37:45 2nd script: Instant cut at cursor 40:28 How "return" works 42:38 3rd script: Delete single clip at cursor
59:08 (Intermission) My tutorial creation process BTS - explanation of "dead ends"
1:07:40 Here's what preset() does 1:08:17 Why this tutorial will be relevant even if Premiere gets this feature someday 1:09:28 4th script: preset()!! 1:14:34 Why and how I use weird scan codes for debugging 1:17:48 WINDOW SPY - how to find the ahk_exe and ahk_class, etc 1:18:44 Back to preset() 1:55:11 cropclick() - optional! 1:59:33 tippy() - you don't need it. 2:00:37 Where to put all your AHK scripts! (Make the following folders:) C:\AHK\2nd-keyboard
2:07:40 Make your scripts run automatically on startup. (Put a shortcut to is, here:) C:\Users\[YOUR_USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
License for all music: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0Remove Green Screen Edges Easily! - TutorialTaran Van Hemert2020-06-16 | TL;DR: Use hue vs. hue. Davinci Resolve also has Hue vs. Hue! Photoshop can also do this. The hue/saturation panel has an eyedropper/color picker! Then you can adjust what colors are affected, and use the sliders to change the hue, saturation, and lightness. I don't know if Vegas Pro has Hue vs. Hue. (Maybe use an HSL key instead?)
ONLY SIGN THE PETITIONS IF YOU ACTUALLY USE PREMIERE! : [Petitions removed because too many signatures and I think Adobe gets the point already.]
15:46 THIS IS WHERE ALL OF YOUR .ICM FILES ARE LOCATED: C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\color
16:23 IF YOU DON'T WANT TO DEAL WITH MONITOR COLOR MANAGEMENT AT ALL: Go to (Windows key) → "Color Management" and see if you have a color profile installed. If you do, but you didn't put it there, you should add "sRGB IEC61966-2.1" and make that one the default instead. (Or better yet, use a profile that says "Uncalibrated")
16:52 How to set a specific color profile as your default, in Windows
Notice how the colors in Photoshop will now change as soon as you click into it.
21:08 KEY LESSON: Do not take screenshots or screencapture of applications that are color managed!
HOW TO ENABLE COLOR MANAGEMENT in various applications:
18:52 Photoshop (It happens automatically) 23:11 After Effects QUESTION 1: In After Effects, why does choosing "sRGB IEC61966-2.1" use my default color profile (in this case, 3008WFP_DVI) instead? 24:26 Premiere
26:07 QUESTION 2: I have no idea why the color management results in Premiere are quite different from PS and AE. Any ideas??
QUESTION 3: (Not shown) How do you enable color management in Davinci Resolve??
26:30 Explaining why color management is important -- most monitor are oversaturated!
29:00 Getting ready to calibrate the monitor (With CalMAN) Your monitor's menu settings are SEPARATE from what the calibration is going to do! It is only part 1/3 of the calibration! Also, make sure you are using an uncalibrated color profile before you start calibrating!!
32:55 And now to calibrate the monitor! (It does not go well)
34:06 Sorry, I couldn't figure out how to use the calibration software (CalMAN client.) If you need help with that, you'll have to find some other tutorial... QUESTION 4: Do you know of a good video tutorial for CalMAN client calibration?
34:23 Calibration produces and applies a 1D LUT to the screen that only changes the physical pixels. Super important! This is part 2/3 of the calibration. The .ICM file (which alters the logical values) is part 3/3
37:20 So, now we have a proper monitor color profile, which you should get working in all your applications, as I've already shown at 24:00 and 25:21
37:36 THE SCREEN RECORDING PARADOX You have to turn off calibration before you create a Photoshop/Premiere/After Effects/etc tutorial. This way, the audience's colors will be accurate, even though yours will not.
39:36 HOW TO DISABLE COLOR MANAGEMENT in various applications:
53:44 Your GPU might be showing you partial or "limited" colors (resulting in posterization.) You can change that in the Nvidia Control Panel under "Adjust video color settings" → Advanced → Full (0-255) QUESTION 9: What exactly does that setting do?? --54:10-- Here's my tutorial about "partial" and full video: youtube.com/watch?v=I9d8bg2gnug
EXTRA - QUESTION 10: 16:30 What's the difference between monitor calibration and monitor profiling?ZOMBIFICATION STATION - Lets play Minecraft ep 873Taran Van Hemert2019-09-08 | subscribe for more
13. Is a high CRI also important for the lights used on a set? Is higher always better?
14. If a camera only records the frequencies of R, G, and B anyway, then why does it even matter?
15. If a light source with a very low CRI is desirable for a shot,, wouldn’t it still be better to use a higher CRI when filming, and then make the shot more monochromatic during color correction/grading?
++++ 16. 17:30 DEFINING OUR TERMS Again, open the Google doc to see all of these! ++++
17. 18:27 *SUPER IMPORTANT* (Answered question) Why does some footage have information that goes far “above” 100 IRE on the video waveform? ANSWER: (Taran) That footage was encoded as Y'CbCr, not sRGB.
18. 23:47 On this footage from the XA20, why is the brightest part of the image at 275, (110 IRE) rather than 255? (100 IRE) youtu.be/m0D2H0s-TMo
19. 24:49 Why is a pure white blown highlight NOT the "highest" part of this “YUV” video information?
20. 25:08 Why does the XA20 also put its “100% zebras” at 110 IRE, rather than 100 IRE?
21. 25:49 If you have “YUV” video where the information goes above 100 IRE, but it is able to be recovered, is that really “clipping”? Or, is there a different term for that?
27:11 Possible ANSWERS to 18 and 19.
22. 28:45 When “clamp signal” is OFF, why does my Lumetri Scopes waveform still only SOMETIMES show the data above 100 IRE?
23. 30:04 If you’re shooting in 8-bit, wouldn’t shooting in LOG just massively reduce your available color depth?
23:50 TRYING SOME ONLINE VECTORIZATION TOOLS These are literally just the first two Google results: vectormagic.com (Decent, but costs $$$) vectorizer.io (Not good)
Oh, by the way, Photoshop DOES have a "preserve detail" upscaling option, but it's not nearly as good.RESOLUTION ≠ DIMENSIONS in Photoshop!Taran Van Hemert2019-03-05 | And how to fix de issues!Oh Id e-bike 500 miles...Taran Van Hemert2019-02-09 | ...BIG TUTORIAL - How to fix video posterization (banding) - and a lot moreTaran Van Hemert2019-02-07 | ▼▼ EXPAND FOR NAVIGATION ▼▼ 00:00 Explaining the problem - "partial" video causes doubled and skipped values. 14:48 Trying to use digital noise to reduce banding (bleh) 19:08 Experimenting with other textures 23:34 Interlude: Nearest neighbor scaling: It's important, and Premiere doesn't have it. 19:08 Experimenting with other textures (continued) 28:47 Key insight: Order of operations matters! 30:44 Fixing banding in a video that was already rendered 32:39 Interlude: bicubic scaling vs. nearest neighbor
Me and the captain arguing about "partial" video: twitter.com/TaranVH/status/1080232381296963584 Continued: twitter.com/TaranVH/status/1092850961909932032 Later, he admitted he was wrong, HAHAHAHAHELP! Why does Photoshop ruin my colors when I load a display color profile??Taran Van Hemert2019-02-07 | Update: Setting Proof Colors to "Monitor RGB" does not work: imgur.com/2rmMQHC Update2: Image≫mode≫RGB color also doesn't work: https://i.imgur.com/99L99dL.jpg Update3: Edit ≫ Assign Profile... ≫ Don't color manage this document -- does not work: https://i.imgur.com/sqR3xYv.png I need to be able to use a color profile on my monitor(s), so that my colors are accurate. But Photoshop takes it a step further, by changing the actual pixel values, and then lying to me about it when I use the eyedropper tool to check. I have no idea what's going on, or how to stop it. Some people in the comments are saying that this is how sRGB is "supposed to look," but that can't be right... why is the saturation so much greater on everything else? Wasn't my monitor calibration supposed to fix that already? I used the Spectracal C6, and Displaycal.I want to cancel this operationTaran Van Hemert2019-02-05 | ...BOTW above a shrine glitchTaran Van Hemert2019-02-03 | Yupscaling testTaran Van Hemert2019-01-26 | ...Color isnt what you think.Taran Van Hemert2019-01-16 | Most people think that "color" has nothing to do with luminosity (brightness,) but it does! The correct word for that is "chrominance!" Here's the paper I'm citing: https://web.ma.utexas.edu/users/davis/reu/ch1/signals/chroma.pdf In regards to computer monitors, CIELAB would be an absolute color space if a white point AND a white LEVEL were defined, but it's not, so it isn't. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIELAB_color_spaceIs CIELAB L100 really just however bright your monitor can get??Taran Van Hemert2019-01-09 | What the heckHelp! I need a screenshot app with EXTENDED ACTIVE WINDOW functionalityTaran Van Hemert2018-12-14 | Update: Vivaldi works pretty well, though you can't choose a filename or folder: vivaldi.com I still use Screengrab! because it's not broken YET... if you want to try it, I've rehosted it here: github.com/TaranVH/TaranAssets/tree/master/Screengrab_Firefox
Chrome also has a fairly powerful full-page instant screenshot ability, but IDK if I can assign a shortcut to it yet: davidaugustat.com/web/take-ultra-high-resolution-screenshots-in-chrome (I recommend you use a device pixel ratio of 1, (not 2 or 4) and input the real resolution you want.)
STUFF I FORGOT TO MENTION: Firefox does have a feature where you can press F12 to get to the developer tools, and (if you change a setting somewhere) there is a little camera you can click on for an instant full page (with scaling) screenshot: imgur.com/E0A5dBt HOWEVER, you can't assign a shortcut to this action, you can't choose the title or the folder it goes into at all (it always goes into the default downloads folder) and there are no settings for giving it an automatic custom title. (it would be far better if it included the website title.) It also doesn't work on some web pages in my experience (but maybe they fixed this), while the old Screengrab! had worked on 99.9% of all pages, in my experience. (Despite all those issues, this still might be the current best way to take multi-page screenshots, until something better comes along...)
You can also take a screenshot in firefox by right clicking and selecting Take a screenshot - Save Full Page... but that only ever seems to use 100% scaling, (or just has a maximum size of 10,000px) making it useless to me: imgur.com/XSrWe0X
Here's the web page I was doing my testing on: apple.com/ca/macbook (If a page has too many animated elements, I'll just use shadowplay to capture it.)Dynamic driver animation, 60fpsTaran Van Hemert2018-12-12 | This is the rig that I used to create the animation at youtu.be/U5dJn7V_4Bk?t=109 (1:49) It can be repurposed to work with any audio. Top left is just straight audio converted to keyframes. bleh.
Top right is audio converted to keyframes, but I used position.speed to center the movement on 0, which is far, far more accurate for how a speaker driver works.
Bottom left was a failtastic fail.
The one on the bottom right was made by converting audio to keyframes at 240fps, and then used in the 60fps sequence. It resulted in far too large of movements in this particular musical piece. I think I'll be making a tutorial about this, later.
● 5:00 Can I use a script to *parent* the distort transform EFFECT? (Keep in mind, I kept saying "nesting" when I meant to say "parenting.") •YES! Like this: https://i.imgur.com/nDu0hfn.png (Thanks to Cale Oglesby)
● 9:40 What’s the best way to do an Angry Birds sort of 2D physics, with blocks that can bounce off each other and stuff? (Numberphile does this sometimes) •"Motion Boutiques Newton plugin is the best solution for Angry Birds 2d Physics. It is worth the investment in my opinion." - Cale Oglesby •Does anyone have any other suggestions?
● 11:04 Can I create a custom curve to be used as the easy ease in, and another for the easy ease out? I don't like how the current curve affects two keyframes. •"There are plugins like Flow, and a few other ones to create and save keyframe in/outs. I do not use it" - Cale Oglesby •More suggestions welcome
● 14:29 Why is "playing" slow and weird if not ALL the RAM previews are finished, even if the part I want to preview is already rendered?
● 15:21 Why do AE panels have an inner box to them, which can be a different size than the outer box? I keep losing stuff in them. FEATURE REQUEST: Don't do that. Have the panels work like Premiere's. I'm not even sure how to articulate this one. Watch the video.AE - Timeline layers should not jump downwards after a bottom layer is twirled closedTaran Van Hemert2018-09-21 | This is kinda hard to explain without showing it. Please watch the entire video; it's not that long! :) :) :) :) :) :) :) This feature is necessary for another feature suggestion of mine to work properly: youtu.be/5UOfQc1TKaY?t=123 (Twirl/untwirl shortcuts)The Multi-million Dollar Railway Tunnel that Never Was - Unmazing PlacesTaran Van Hemert2018-09-06 | A blatant parody of Tom Scott's Amazing Places: youtube.com/watch?v=s6kNR8Mj0ZE&list=PL96C35uN7xGK_y459BdHCtGeftqs5_nff
On a work retreat in Banff, AB, I heard the amusing story of Tunnel Mountain, and happened to have a red shirt with me...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunnel_MountainFull solar eclipse, Aug 21, 2017 - Madras, OR.Taran Van Hemert2018-08-25 | This video has a way better sequel! youtube.com/watch?v=wJSeXZd5RoIApproximation and Convergence Methods for Random Processes with Applications to Stochastic SystemsTaran Van Hemert2018-08-22 | Join me on my quest to find the most boring possible titles and images for YouTube or whatever else.100k plaque unboxing!!!1Taran Van Hemert2018-08-15 | unsub meow.RE: Editing Demo - Background Image Problem - Taran solution (1/2)Taran Van Hemert2018-07-27 | Response to: youtube.com/watch?v=Fj-fQKfGO4o PART 2: youtube.com/watch?v=hFjQ8KUqQ68 DEFINITELY DO NOT REMIX MY HIT SINGLE, "Dumbest Thing in the World" WHICH RUNS FROM 8:20 TO 8:41. ME AND MY TEAM OF HIGHLY PAID LAWYER/NINJAS WILL SUE AND KICK YOUR ASS. DO NOT USE AUTOTUNE AND A SICK BEAT, AND PERHAPS USE IT OVER SOME FOOTAGE OF SOMETHING THAT YOU PERSONALLY BELIEVE TO BE THE DUMBEST THING IN THE WORLD. THAT WOULD NOT AT ALL BE HILARIOUS AND RESULT IN A RETWEET FROM ME OR SOMETHING.
Deliberately not sent to subscribers. :PHow to be in debt foreverTaran Van Hemert2018-06-17 | Get yours today mrmoneymustache.comAfter Effects - How can I change speed without also changing position? - Reverse tutorialTaran Van Hemert2018-06-14 | Thanks to everyone for their help on this one! The best answer (so far) has been pinned below. This is a hard question to phrase properly. Basically, I don't want to keyframe the "First Margin" value directly. I want to do all the animation using sliders, because the thing that really matters is the SPEED at which the 1101000101 animation is moving.How the heck do you search for appropriate music??Taran Van Hemert2018-06-07 | Trying to find appropriate music is one of the most difficult parts of my job as a video editor. And I'm not the only one who has difficulty with this. Does anyone (WITH EDITING OR MUSIC EXPERIENCE) have any advice for me? I try lots of different keywords, but the results never seem to match what I have in mind. One thing that works well for me is to have the video playing at the same time, as you can see here. It helps me match the tone better. I probably don't listen to some of these tracks for quite as long as I should. Still, many of them are just obviously wrong. I should also pause the music playback completely sometimes, as a sort of a "palate cleanse." If you listen to such a wide variety of music in so a short time, it all kind of blends together in your mind, and nothing sounds right.
Here's a meme about this: https://i.imgur.com/1rrxgty.pngHow to disable ALT menu acceleration in Windows! FINALLY!Taran Van Hemert2018-05-10 | So here's a link to the script: github.com/TaranVH/2nd-keyboard/blob/master/Taran's_Windows_Mods/Alt_menu_acceleration_DISABLER.ahk YOU MIGHT NEED TO DISABLE WINDOWS GAME BAR, OR AT LEAST CHANGE THE SHORTCUTS! Just hit the windows key and search for "game bar settings." Click on that and turn it OFF. Here is a picture of that process: https://i.imgur.com/yQlOB38.png I figured out the issue with the github repo, it was the readme.md... someone had written one for me a long time ago, but I had recently made a new one.
I didn't properly explain it in the video, but the reason the script uses SC0E8 instead of F12, is because then it would be hitting F12 all the time, which would be bad if you have ANYTHING assigned to F12! Scan code 0E8 is a key that Windows supports, but it does not appear on any keyboard, and isn't used for anything else (that I'm aware of) so it's (very probably) safe to use for this purpose.