LP - Shaq Fu
Gimme some feedback here. I'm new to the LP'ing world. Shaq Fu
I think you did good, but I'd like to see a little commentary - think subtitles at the bottom of the screen....
Ok, I'm not gonna rate your LP thumbs down like "someone else" does for my videos. I think the quality of the video was good, good gameplay, but like Schnapper said, it would be ten times more better to play these kind of games with commentary.
Yes, I would agree with the commentary thing. But the problem there is my DVD-R doesn't have a microphone. So I'm not really sure how to add any commentary.
Generally you have to BUY your own microphone. It goes in the microphone port, next to the main speaker's port, and has nothing to do with a DVD/CD Rom/Rewritable drive.
I do have a microphone somewhere actually. Let me go see if it can connect to the DVD-R. 
And as long as you're a good actor, it doesn't matter if you record your voice afterwards. 
You're going to try to connect it to a DVD-R...
Oh.....Kay.....
Oh.....Kay.....
It's the only way I know of to record my game footage. XD
Nice job beating it with nothing but kicks and on easy mode.
Well, it's impossible on any other difficulty. And that was only the first three bosses. There are three more.
Hey, it's a let's play... that's what you're doing, no matter how much you cheap-shot. But yeah, screw audio - just wack in a text-dialogue/commentary I reckon.
Who in the devil bothers reading text while watching LP? If you have your computer close enough to your TV, you can record your voice in Windows Movie Maker while you're playing, or as I said, record the voice afterwards.
It's true that it's not a real LP without voice commentary But the recording seems well done, so with voice you'll have a potentially good one on your hands^^
Btw, I spent so much time on that game when I was a kid
But the recording seems well done, so with voice you'll have a potentially good one on your hands^^Btw, I spent so much time on that game when I was a kid
Record your footage with the DVD-R, then convert it into a manageable digital format on the PC, then add audio commentary using an audio recorder and a video editor.
