Great lesson! I agree with others that the visual cues of a video lesson definitely aid in understanding. Looking forward to more of these!
Very very minor feedback: Jenny's close up scenes (at 13:57, 15;20) were out of synch. Only for a couple of seconds so barely matters. And it's strange because the early close ups of her were in synch. If the video was edited like I edit mine, it's because the entire second recording of John & Jenny talking wasn't synched between the 3 videos (Just John, Just Jenny and both) so fading between them showed this. Synching audio and video can be such a hassle when the audio isn't linked to the camera, which is probably the case here since your recording studio is audio focused.
My phone can handle videos fine, so I've got no complaints about using this means instead ;) Thanks again!
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March 7, 2012 at 10:22 AMGreat lesson! I agree with others that the visual cues of a video lesson definitely aid in understanding. Looking forward to more of these!
Very very minor feedback: Jenny's close up scenes (at 13:57, 15;20) were out of synch. Only for a couple of seconds so barely matters. And it's strange because the early close ups of her were in synch. If the video was edited like I edit mine, it's because the entire second recording of John & Jenny talking wasn't synched between the 3 videos (Just John, Just Jenny and both) so fading between them showed this. Synching audio and video can be such a hassle when the audio isn't linked to the camera, which is probably the case here since your recording studio is audio focused.
My phone can handle videos fine, so I've got no complaints about using this means instead ;) Thanks again!