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[Pirez]

I forgot to thank NrOr again for her involvement in my latest video about the movie True Lies, even though her drawings didn't make the final cut.

[Keane]

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[Pirez]

Hey guys I made a video on Super Mario Odyssey that you can all enjoy freely because there are no words spoken.

[NyaNyaLily]

I can't read the spooky flashing text.

[Adsolution]

help!! save me!!! i'm black!!!!

my god, that kind of creepypasta is cliche
that and it's past halloween, since november 6th is after halloween, and i'm actually not black that was a joke

[Pirez]

As my sig aptly says : beware of the Muhammad Boudayoud

[Aaron]

I'm not very active on YouTube, but I did make one video with the help of our camcorder called Panasonic HC-X920. My YouTube channel by the way is called "Rayfan013". I only have one video on my YouTube channel. It's about Rayman 2: The Great Escape. I use this channel to like videos, comment, create playlists that other people who can find my channel can watch and watch videos, of course.

By the way, here's the video:

https://youtu.be/i-l206qJWpA

Note: The video is very quiet, since I didn't turn the speakers up that much, so turn up your volume. And ignore the water sprinkle sound in the end of it. That was my dad showering but I didn't bother to edit it since I don't like editing.

[Pirez]

Nice ticking clock you have there

But seriously, no commentary at all?

[Aaron]

Yeah, no commentary. I didn't do any commentary because I was afraid that someone would cringe if they heard my voice. It's not that I have a problem with my voice but on record it sounds very high-pitched. Another reason is because I wanted to upload the untouched footage. Btw yeah, we have a clock that recently my dad fixed because it didn't work. And also, yes, it's that loud.

[Sebban]

I always prefered commentary-less videos, it leaves the viewer to his own reflection on the gameplay without having to be "assaulted" with someone else's remarks. It's also a good way to get immersed in a game even if you don't play it.

Although I admit some commentaries are really well-thought and instructive; I wonder if any platform allows to (de)active the commentary at any given time in a video

[PluMGMK]

Like on a DVD? It's possible to have multiple audio tracks in a video, but I don't know how YouTube deals with that, if at all…

[Sebban]

Like on a DVD? It's possible to have multiple audio tracks in a video, but I don't know how YouTube deals with that, if at all…

Exactly, I was thinking of how some video players like VLC (the one I always use ) allow to switch between different audio tracks. Now I have no idea if websites allow that too

Or having two audio tracks playing (or not) at once: the gameplay one, and the commentary one.

[Pirez]

Like on a DVD? It's possible to have multiple audio tracks in a video, but I don't know how YouTube deals with that, if at all…

It doesn't. That would be an awesome idea, though.

[Master]

I remember them having a transcript feature a while back, while it was rather situational, it did help whenever I was watching a talk. Don't know if it's still a thing or not, though.

[PluMGMK]

You mean the auto-generated subtitles?

[Master]

Ah, I checked. It still is a thing, though they've moved it from beneath the player to the side of it:


Anyways, my point in mentioning the transcript feature is that you could potentially use it to provide a visual commentary, though in the case of lets plays, that probably defeats the purpose.

[Sebban]

Is transcript basically "hand-written" subtitles?

[Master]

Pretty much, though if memory serves, you can have multiple subtitles on YouTube.

[Sebban]

What do you mean?

[Master]

As in you can have more than one set of subtitles for a video. I don't know if it's just languages, though I'd imagine you could be cheeky and just add commentary subtitles under a different language.