Black Ops Cold War: Team Deathmatch Gameplay (Part 1)
- 5 months ago
me and GXTail7 (Krampus) playing Team Deathmatch. His voice was supposed to be included in the video, but there was an issue trying to have his party chat audio recorded. Because of this, only my voice and the game sound can be heard.
I spent a huge amount of time editing the nearly 3-hour long original video from the Twitch livestream and I wasn't able to upload this video on the same day or the day after I recorded it because it was so long. I had to manually edit out the stream lag glitches (the ones that I thought were very annoying and not worth leaving in anyways) and I had to manually resync the audio for every match (aside from the first one, which already had properly synced audio) that I played individually as there were certain parts of the video where the gameplay and sound didn't line up correctly.
The audio desyncing seems to have been caused by an issue in my video editing software, and I have had a similar issue in the past while editing the "Titanfall 2 Tech Test Gameplay" video, which I had to manually sync the video and audio for as well. This issue only seems to affect downloaded Twitch videos, as I don't remember having audio desyncing issues when editing Call of Duty clips recorded by the Xbox Game DVR, any PC screen recorders that I've used, or with the Elgato capture card.
I also of course had to cut out most parts of the video where we are waiting for the match to start for every match we played, so that took some time to do as well.
I hope you enjoy this video, which is my longest ever by around an hour, as I put a whole bunch of effort into editing it and making it ready for viewing on YouTube.
I spent a huge amount of time editing the nearly 3-hour long original video from the Twitch livestream and I wasn't able to upload this video on the same day or the day after I recorded it because it was so long. I had to manually edit out the stream lag glitches (the ones that I thought were very annoying and not worth leaving in anyways) and I had to manually resync the audio for every match (aside from the first one, which already had properly synced audio) that I played individually as there were certain parts of the video where the gameplay and sound didn't line up correctly.
The audio desyncing seems to have been caused by an issue in my video editing software, and I have had a similar issue in the past while editing the "Titanfall 2 Tech Test Gameplay" video, which I had to manually sync the video and audio for as well. This issue only seems to affect downloaded Twitch videos, as I don't remember having audio desyncing issues when editing Call of Duty clips recorded by the Xbox Game DVR, any PC screen recorders that I've used, or with the Elgato capture card.
I also of course had to cut out most parts of the video where we are waiting for the match to start for every match we played, so that took some time to do as well.
I hope you enjoy this video, which is my longest ever by around an hour, as I put a whole bunch of effort into editing it and making it ready for viewing on YouTube.