UltraKrillin
I've Got It
Its difficult and some people can this very well. I agree with pre recording. This will save a lot time time and much frustration. Best of luck man.
How do People Keep on Top of Their Schedule???
- Thread starter callam woolgar
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atypicalvideo
i don't even
How do I keep up with my schedule?
... I don't
... I don't
Cherry Rammer
Lord of Cherry Manor
Simply follow your schedule. Find time to do what you love and use that time.
Don't go out to see that movie
Hold off that extra hour of sleep
Get up an hour earlier
Decline going out to a party.
Otherwise you're just giving yourself an excuse to quit.
There is only so much time in a day and you have to manage that resource.
Don't go out to see that movie
Hold off that extra hour of sleep
Get up an hour earlier
Decline going out to a party.
Otherwise you're just giving yourself an excuse to quit.
There is only so much time in a day and you have to manage that resource.
Virii333
Member
For me, I schedule a session with my partner, record for about 2 hours or so, splitting them into 15 minute episodes on the fly by using a timer to stop and start the next video. That definitely saves editing time, already have the title video ready to copy into windows movie maker (I know, high end right?) shave off a couple seconds of the video for editing and its fine.
All in all; editing roughly takes me 3 minutes at my pc, then say 20 minutes of rendering which I walk away for. Once I have my videos all rendered up for the week, I upload them all to YouTube as private, which takes a while. After they are done I just schedule them. I try to keep two weeks worth of video scheduled to account for me being lazy, or having other real life things interfere.
But that's just me, I am a disabled vet, so I might have more free time on my hands then most.
All in all; editing roughly takes me 3 minutes at my pc, then say 20 minutes of rendering which I walk away for. Once I have my videos all rendered up for the week, I upload them all to YouTube as private, which takes a while. After they are done I just schedule them. I try to keep two weeks worth of video scheduled to account for me being lazy, or having other real life things interfere.
But that's just me, I am a disabled vet, so I might have more free time on my hands then most.
callam woolgar
I've Got It
thanks to everyone for the comments, its helped a lot 
SilentRich
I Love YTtalk
Kleineganz
Opinionated Vlogger and Gamer
My challenge isn't just balancing work and YouTube, it's also balancing it with my marriage. Especially since my husband doesn't understand this whole "YouTube" thing ... lol
RaqibMarvelous
Well-Known Member
I think when YouTube becomes your career, you just get in that habit
Kleineganz
Opinionated Vlogger and Gamer
I guess that's part of my problem - YouTube isn't my career and isn't likely to ever become my career.
MF Patrick
Don't worry about it .
Pretty much the same here .
@OP
I just finished a 4 hours recording session on Deus Ex Human Revolution .
That game is so awesome that if i shouldn't need to commetante i would keep playing untill i have to go to work .
So another 3 hours and a half .
But yeah , if you do live commentary it's not that hard . You just record for <insert time> and then render it .
And i see your videos are not that long so you shouldn't have any problem .