OT - VASST Video for the Web DVD at DVinfo.net

Randy Stewart · October 9th, 2007, 09:47 PM

I just got my copy of Video for the Web from VASST and man, it's really packed with great info. I've been posting video on my web site for years and within the first few minutes of the DVD, I learned about 10 things that I could do to improve quality. This DVD covers an amazing amount of topics (soup to nuts as Spot says) including video content, recommendations for backgrounds, chromakey, audio, editing, graphics, photos, resizing, which render formats work best, bit rate settings, to name just a few. Every technique shown has examples and comparisons so you can see the differences for yourself. It even shows two videos using two different recommended formats running side-by-side directly from Youtube to demonstrate that there really isn't much difference. There is a summary at the end of every chapter and at the end of the DVD so you can create checklists. I'm going to have to watch this several times to get all of information and keep it handy for reference when shooting and setting up video for the web. This one's a keeper. Thanks VASST!
Randy

Sean Seah · October 9th, 2007, 11:45 PM

Wow.. VASST never fails to impress me so far. Their videos have been of great quality. Hmm, will chk it out too. Thks for the update!

October 9th, 2007, 09:47 PM	#1
Randy Stewart Regular Crew Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Hooper, UT Posts: 177	OT - VASST Video for the Web DVD I just got my copy of Video for the Web from VASST and man, it's really packed with great info. I've been posting video on my web site for years and within the first few minutes of the DVD, I learned about 10 things that I could do to improve quality. This DVD covers an amazing amount of topics (soup to nuts as Spot says) including video content, recommendations for backgrounds, chromakey, audio, editing, graphics, photos, resizing, which render formats work best, bit rate settings, to name just a few. Every technique shown has examples and comparisons so you can see the differences for yourself. It even shows two videos using two different recommended formats running side-by-side directly from Youtube to demonstrate that there really isn't much difference. There is a summary at the end of every chapter and at the end of the DVD so you can create checklists. I'm going to have to watch this several times to get all of information and keep it handy for reference when shooting and setting up video for the web. This one's a keeper. Thanks VASST! Randy

October 9th, 2007, 11:45 PM	#2
Sean Seah Trustee Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Singapore Posts: 1,498	Wow.. VASST never fails to impress me so far. Their videos have been of great quality. Hmm, will chk it out too. Thks for the update!