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We'll have many more update videos, so I am not that worried about it. The next video with the new UI and features will be pretty mind blowing. I'll also star
by pkrumins 16y ago
We'll have many more update videos, so I am not that worried about it.
The next video with the new UI and features will be pretty mind blowing.
I'll also start writing lots of blog posts about how stackvm works, that should also increase coverage.
- jewbacca 16y agoMinor but terribly important point: get a better microphone. And increase the volume. These videos are the only public interface to your project right now. Otherwise: I've been a huge fan of your writing since I discovered your blog and I was genuinely excited to see you were starting a large-scale project (as a business or otherwise). I would invest in you in a second if there were some mechanism by which I modestly could. Good luck.
- pkrumins 16y agoThanks for the tips. Gonna get myself a better one. Btw, you're only the 2nd person who tells me the videos are quiet, but as I listen to them, the sound levels are ok.
- blueberry 16y ago+1 quiet. You might have really good speakers. Always safer to make the videos louder, the user can always tune it down but can't tune it up beyond his/her speaker's capability.
- jewbacca 16y agoRelative to whatever's evolved to be the youtube standard level? I generally keep my speakers tuned to that, suspect many do. If the relative volume of two videos is not consistent between viewers, maybe it's a matter of equalizer filtering?