Greetings Clock Fans,
I just got the hang of my video conversion software and now I'm in the process of moving my animations over to YouTube. Not that I don't appreciate my home here at Newgrounds, but when you're trying to get as much exposure as possible you gotta play all the cards. Converting Flash to video also allows me to add in additional effects, and corrects many challenges that I've had with Flash's audio compression. Be sure to check out the Broken Clocks - Director's Cut!
Mightydein
That broken clocks movie looks so much better as a video. it really smooths out the animation and makes the final result less graphic intensive while still looking cool.
Very rarely do you ever see movies that are just silly with decent drawings. it's either one extreme or the other.
Metal gear awesome for example is terrible since i get the feeling that the artist isn't really trying or just plain making his drawings crappy on purpose.
plus it's not really all that funny maybe if it had more humor that wasn't all video game nerd references in there than maybe i might find it funny on some level.
You ever talk to that walrus guy in a while?
Personally i only used youtube to watch live action super hero tv shows from japan for the most part since most of the videos are just unsexy webcam whores,douche bags doing boring blogs and crappy anime music videos.
and since youtube has been cracking down on copyrighted videos it sucks the fun out of youtube but if the orignal videos were more interesting than it wouldn't be a problem.
Youtube is the poorman's newgrounds but at least the traffic at youtube will allow even more exposure to your work.
-Mightydein
RenegadeClock
Haven't talked to Walrus in some time now. He's never on AIM anymore.
There are definite pros and cons to Video vs Flash. Combining the two opens up a whole new world of potential. I wish Newgrounds supported direct video uploads but I guess I could always convert and convert again... nah, that'd be a pain in the ass. Cya!