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textDisplay: man that was super fun cant wait till next year :)

authorDisplayName: Just Rez


textDisplay: forgot how amazing touhou music is, also good video.

authorDisplayName: sheriffCy


textDisplay: i met you near the end, i was the green mandolorian

authorDisplayName: Mathew Watters


textDisplay: 7:10 thanks for the shoutout ;)

textOriginal: 7:10 thanks for the shoutout ;)

authorDisplayName: Eyevou


textDisplay: at the end it kinda looks like 2b spawn

textOriginal: at the end it kinda looks like 2b spawn

authorDisplayName: Chrome Crusher


textDisplay: Sorry I killed you buddy 🤣

textOriginal: Sorry I killed you buddy 🤣

authorDisplayName: eridgfuyesujfy gesgsgeg

textDisplay: No problem at all, haha 😜<br>I think I killed you earlier on too.

textOriginal:
No problem at all, haha 😜
I think I killed you earlier on too.


textDisplay: oh this is madness haha. <br>AutoGrind

textOriginal:
oh this is madness haha.
AutoGrind

authorDisplayName: Greg Hines


textDisplay: I raided a Natzi base

textOriginal: I raided a Natzi base

authorDisplayName: SnixTM


textDisplay: Would you suggest to use a Radeon RX480 over a GTX 980 Ti?

authorDisplayName: Gavin Wroblewski

textDisplay: Ok, again thank you!

textOriginal: Ok, again thank you!

textDisplay:
If you ever plan to run Linux, I'd highly suggest the RX480 (or RX470) over anything else because newer AMD cards work great on Linux. But for Windows, you generally want to look at straight performance per $. The RX480/RX470 is a pretty good value right now, but some of the newer NVIDIA cards are pretty good too. I would NOT suggest buying a 980Ti unless you can get a good price on a used one (<$300 or so), because it's pretty outdated by this point.

Here's a good site for comparing what's on the market right now: http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu_value.html


textDisplay: noice

textOriginal: noice

authorDisplayName: Nugcon

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textDisplay: Chrome, whats your render settings?

textOriginal: Chrome, whats your render settings?

authorDisplayName: Chazii

textDisplay: Chrome Crusher thank you so much dude

textOriginal: Chrome Crusher thank you so much dude

textDisplay: Because this one was so long and I wanted to get it live ASAP, I uploaded it through Hitfilm's built in YouTube uploader (and it doesn't let you set any encoder settings), I don't usually do that though. For short videos I render to uncompressed AVI (because Hitfilm's encoder really sucks), then encode it to lossless x264 (crf 0) before uploading. I would have done that here but then it would have taken days to upload because my upload speed sucks.<br>For everything else, if I don't need lossless, I use ffmpeg with "-c:v libx264 -crf:v 12 -tune:v film -profile:v high -preset:v veryslow". If I were doing it again I'd have done that for this video.

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Because this one was so long and I wanted to get it live ASAP, I uploaded it through Hitfilm's built in YouTube uploader (and it doesn't let you set any encoder settings), I don't usually do that though. For short videos I render to uncompressed AVI (because Hitfilm's encoder really sucks), then encode it to lossless x264 (crf 0) before uploading. I would have done that here but then it would have taken days to upload because my upload speed sucks.
For everything else, if I don't need lossless, I use ffmpeg with "-c:v libx264 -crf:v 12 -tune:v film -profile:v high -preset:v veryslow". If I were doing it again I'd have done that for this video.

textDisplay: The video

textOriginal: The video

textDisplay: For the game? Or the video? Or something else?


textDisplay: hot

textOriginal: hot

authorDisplayName: E E


textDisplay: loooll

textOriginal: loooll

authorDisplayName: Gavnoircrafter


textDisplay: So many people

textOriginal: So many people


textDisplay: What kind of computer do you have Chrome?

textDisplay: Ok thank you! 😀

textOriginal: Ok thank you! 😀

textDisplay: I have several for different purposes, but the computer used for this recording was built with a Xeon E5-1650v4, 64GB DDR4 ECC, and a GTX 980Ti. All my other systems run Linux and have similar specs but use Radeon RX480s instead of NVIDIA.


authorDisplayName: TheTopGaming