Videos about tech on Youtube

[garirry]

In february this year, I started making videos about tech on Youtube. Theses videos are about computers, upgrades and stuff like that. While I still keep posting videos, about one per month, it's still insufficient for me to feel encouraged and watched. I am not popular at all, so I would like to gain some viewers, commenters and subscribers.

If you're interested in tech videos then I ask you to watch one of my videos. If you enjoy, please subscribe. The link to the Youtube channel is here: http://www.youtube.com/user/eTechMaster22 . Please watch one of my videos and share your thoughts.

AND ONE LAST NOTE: I really apologize for my bad english. Please don't be disappointed just because of my voice.

Enjoy my videos

[VirtLands]

In february this year, I started making videos about tech on Youtube...

I subscribed to you.

Youtube can be a fun thing. I switch it on and somehow
end up watching videos about people playing with cheetahs.

I've successfully installed Win7 on an old machine as well.
The machine was from around the year 1995, and Win7 worked okay on it,
apparently not a perfect match, but it worked okay.

Windows 7 is so robust that it looks like it can be placed on almost anything.

[garirry]

Thanks, I saw that. What do you think about my videos? Are they good? What do you like and what do you don't like about my videos?

[VirtLands]

Hi garirry, it was a pleasure to watch your videos.
I haven't used my own YouTube account for years.

Maybe include HD snapshots (stills) for the software installation demos (and or use text overlays),
(more zoom-ins), or more time-lapsed editing, but I'm not sure.

I don't personally have any Apple® stuff. My friend who visits me
occasionally, does have a MAC PC, and he likes to borrow my
Windows laptop. I told him that he should install WINDOWS on his. ~ ~

Okay, carry on.

[garirry]

Hi garirry, it was a pleasure to watch your videos.
I haven't used my own YouTube account for years.

Maybe include HD snapshots (stills) for the software installation demos (and or use text overlays),
(more zoom-ins), or more time-lapsed editing, but I'm not sure.

I don't personally have any Apple® stuff. My friend who visits me
occasionally, does have a MAC PC, and he likes to borrow my
Windows laptop. I told him that he should install WINDOWS on his. ~ ~

Okay, carry on.

Do you think having a quiet background music would make my videos better?

[VirtLands]

Sure, if you pick the right kind of music, that could be fun.

( Don't pick something loud like a concert, that would drown out the voice. )

Also, the challenge is to find music that YouTube won't try to flag
as 'copyrighted'. © © © ©

[garirry]

Also, the challenge is to find music that YouTube won't try to flag
as 'copyrighted'. © © © ©

I would like to create my own music, using GarageBand or Magix Music Maker. Not music like some popular music we hear everyday, but some simple home-made music just to make sure people don't get bored by listening 10 minutes of talking.

Also, about the copyright, why did I get a monetization email that my Windows XP installation video has some unauthorized content for monetization?

[VirtLands]

Also, about the copyright, why did I get a monetization email that my Windows XP installation video has some unauthorized content for monetization?

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, I'm not terribly sure about that one,

My theory is that the Windows demonstration process is itself copyrighted,
and therefore trying to monetize it through a video would be illegal.

In other words, can't make $$ from showing Windows software,
but you may do it for free.

[ Does anyone else know about these YouTube rules, besides me
who makes stuff up as he goes along? ]

I like all kinds of music.
Can also find various free XM, Mid, IT music here:

http://tinyurl.com/kohhqjl

[boh123321]

Subbed. Off topic: my best viewer count was either 200 or 400