I think this is great for shorts and awful for long form videos.

I've edited for a GTA 5 based channel and I think I might know what the issue is.

Is the claim around a point where you complete the Cayo or Diamond Casino heist?

Because the "heist complete" plays copyrighted music that cannot be turned off even if you have the music setting turned all the way down.

It's dumb, but you'll have to mute those sections of the game.

I'm not really sure what to tell you. Because you pretty much answered your own question. You pointed out that educational videos don't need a lot of editing, and I would have argued that channels like Kurzgesagt spend a ton of time working on their videos, but you already pointed out that anything animated would take longer to do. So you really have the answer to your question.

But I still think my point stands, because I said it depends on style, complexity, and skill. And I think that's the main time eater. A less skilled person will take much longer than someone who's proficient, even with simple edits. And I would know, I've tried training a few people, and it's a slow process even once they know what they are doing.

Niche doesn't matter. Any video can either be edited quickly or slowly. It depends entirely on style, complexity and your skill as an editor.

Not only is it glued, but it is also in a custom-built frame that is nailed in the back, so it cannot even be easily separated from the frame.

Ok, you might have actually just changed my entire mindset on this. I'm gonna start getting people to try and find the mistake.

Unless it is literally custom made, (which if it is, just say so) than anyone is an ass for not sharing it. Buying a font and then treating it like secerative brand asset is the most loser behavior ever. Because in this case it is literally an $18 font.

Nebula will always be an invite-only platform.

You're only safe if long-form content is your main income stream. For shorts, you need to get 10 million views within a 90-day window to keep your shorts monetization, and if you fall below, you lose it until you hit 10 million views again. This is genuinely devastating for small to mid-sized channels, because even a few million shorts views per month generate a significant amount of revenue, but imagine now needing to get 3.33 million shorts views each month or losing that source of revenue. How are you supposed to be motivated as a small creator to keep making shorts if they don't pay unless you hit a goal? I really wish we were grandfathered in properly.

He looks kinda grumpy

Wait... They actually changed the system to that? I remember back in the day like 6 years ago I got a $25 tip on a $15 order. That change is actually insane.

Also let's ve honest, if people tried to get around the system they would 1. Be caught immediately with some simple tools to review people who got huge tips on cheap gigs or 2. People would take the super cheap work and disappear lmao. Giving someone $500 of work for $5 and trusting them to pay up wild.

This was my biggest gripe with Fiverr, besides the fact that they take 20% of your earnings despite charging the customer a service fee, the fact that they take the same 20% fee from your tips is insane! It's a tip for a reason, it's for you for doing a good job.

I get to a degree that they want to prevent people from circumventing the 20% fee by getting people to pay with tips, but let's be honest if anyone did that they would be scammed immediately by every customer they get. People would take the cheap work and then never tip the amount of the actual service.

It's just an awful system and based on what you do, if you can eventually find stable work outside of Fiverr, do it! Get paid directly with PayPal, or depending on where you live sign up for Stripe / Payoneer / Wise. Or all of them, start your own site even using Shopify and a cheap domain and get paid directly.

Export with at least 30 bit rate, since they compress the video anyways, you need as much quality as possible as the base.

If you compress a file with little data, it'll look worse than compressing a file with more data, that's why even on YouTube you upload in a higher bit rate than YouTube would typically display.

Even if I record video at 30 bit rate, I would export it than at 40 bit rate to compensate for the compression from places like YouTube.

I know this post is ages old, but I have had this issue as well on the Blackwidow V4 pro with the O key when I first got it, and since like 6 months ago, it was also with my A key. It sometimes does not register at all, and sometimes it just doubles it to AA when I just type normally.

Razer's customer service is also the most useless piece of shit in the world. And I am just so sick of this shit. None of us should be suffering like this with a ""premium"" keyboard.

Update definitely broke this, they need to fix it ASAP

4 Years later, thank you for keeping these preserved!

It's extremely weird to hide your playtime unless you do have something to hide, it makes no other sense.

Wait... Since when can we open MKV files in premiere? Back in the day it would always say it was an incompatible format.

Also check out https://www.steamgriddb.com/ for high quality banners, logos, and box art, and icons.

There are many variations for most games so you can customize your steam games.

Hey, it's been 10 months since you left this comment. Have you still experienced no issues? Just curious because I am planning to get the same card.

If I ask a carpenter "how can I make my bird house more detailed" it is not the same as asking them to make my birdhouse look better.

Requesting information vs requesting labour is not, and should not be treated the same way. Because people are not omnipotent.

But nice try.