Vloggers, What Software Do You Use?

[Pervert Pete]

I need to do a Q & A video and since I don't do vlogs or anything like that, I was wondering what you guys use to do your vlogs. I have logitec webcam software but it only goes to 680x340 and I want it much bigger than that. What do you guys use?

 

[Thrashbat]

Hmm... How much bigger do you want it?

 

[FantasyGamerX]

Well i think you'll need a new camera

 

[JacobofArabia]

Sony vegas I mostly do gaming but I will do announcements at the end of videos theres a small box on the selected video slot which you can stretch the video to fill the entire screen

 

[Pervert Pete]

Well i think you'll need a new camera

Oh for real? So it has to do with the camera? I know its a cheap one.

Hmm... How much bigger do you want it?

Im not sure since youtube is 1280x720 or whatever it is, somewhere close to that. I use Camtasia to edit so I can stretch it but I dont want the video to get it all stretchy looking.

 

[JollyDangerous]

Streching video leads to low quality your going to need a better camera that does full hd if you want 1280 range resolution. I use premiere pro best software that I have used so far.

 

[Brodie]

premiere pro for sketches, camtasia for rants/vlogs

 

[Thrashbat]

Oh for real? So it has to do with the camera? I know its a cheap one.


Im not sure since youtube is 1280x720 or whatever it is, somewhere close to that. I use Camtasia to edit so I can stretch it but I dont want the video to get it all stretchy looking.

Well, if you need a new camera, this thread was from earlier today: http://yttalk.com/threads/great-camera-for-vloggers.79657/

 

[Pervert Pete]

Streching video leads to low quality your going to need a better camera that does full hd if you want 1280 range resolution. I use premiere pro best software that I have used so far.

Ok, I figured I was gonna have to get a better cam, I was just hoping for a cheaper (free) option lol

 

[Sinc]

its the codec problem, get videopad for it to be its actual size then export that file, use the new file in your actual software your use to.