VIDEOLANE BLOG

Happy New Year! Here's a wrap of 2016... Top 10 VIDEOLANE YouTube Videos 2016 | Welcome 2017 Goodbye, 2016. Welcome, 2017. Happy New Year! Thanks for watching my videos and reading my blog. Here’s a compilation of my 2016 top 10 YouTube videos. 1. Making an Animated Shiny Metallic Text Effect | Adobe Premiere Pro CC Training #1 | VIDEOLANE.COM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idAnb45LZOo 2. How to Extract Video from DVD for Editing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kiTtushTxw 3. How to Crop a Video | Adobe Premiere Elements Training #6 | VIDEOLANE.COM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbXuj09Lp3U 4. Creating a Solid White Color Background | Adobe Premiere Elements Training #2 | VIDEOLANE.COM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qxlSm8DNw8 5. Motion Tracking | Adobe Premiere Elements Training #9 | VIDEOLANE.COM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKNQIfnwJoU 6. Birkley the Video Gear Luggage Gets New Wheels https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAL3NZCdXCc 7. Cut-

Isn’t it a good idea to replace your Live Facebook broadcast background with a scenery, a computer screen, or an iPhone screen? Here’s how I do it… http://www.videolane.com/obs-green-screen/ - Open OBS software - "Open Broadcaster Software" - Add a new Scene. Click on the “+” icon under the “Scenes” window to add a new scene. By default, it will be called Scene 1. Click OK. - Add a new Video Capture Device Source. Click on the “+” icon under the Sources window, and select Video Capture Device. Click OK. - Select your webcam under Device. As for my Mac, I selected “FaceTime HD Camera”. Click OK. - Right-click on Video Capture Device under Sources. Select Transform > Fit to screen. - Arrange your green screen background to fit the entire video. - Again, right-click on Video Capture Device under Sources. Select Filters. - Add Effect Filter. Click the “+” icon under the Effects Filters window to add a new effect filter. Select Chroma Key. Click OK. - By default,

The fact is more people are reading Facebook videos rather than listening to the audio. If you want to optimize user experience, make sure to add closed captions. Here are the 7 steps to adding closed captions to your Facebook Video on a Facebook Page (not Profile Timeline). Get the full step-by-step instructions here… http://www.videolane.com/facebook-video-subtitles/ https://youtu.be/jcBHaWxFD_o 1. Go to your Facebook Page video post OR upload a new video. 2. Click the down arrow in the top right corner and select Edit Post. 3. Click on Captions. 4. Click on the Generate button. 5. Play and listen to the video. Then correct the automatically generated text captions on the right. 6. When you are done correcting the captions, click on Save To Video button in the bottom right. 7. Back in the Edit video box, click on Save. Now, people who watch your Facebook Page’s video with the sound turned off will automatically see the captions. You can always go back again to

http://www.videolane.com/youtube-end-screen-maker/ Have you noticed most YouTube videos end with clickable thumbnails that lead to other videos? On the same screen is also a subscription button. The purpose is to encourage viewers to watch your other videos and to subscribe to your channel. In the past, you had to edit the end screen yourself into the actual video. Somewhere around October 2016, YouTube made it easier to create the end screen. Let me share with you the fastest way I use this feature to make my YouTube end screen in just 10 steps. 1. Sign into your YouTube Account, click on your account icon on top, then click on Creator Studio. 2. From the left menu, select Video Manager, then Videos. 3. Find the video you want to add end screen to and click on the Edit button. 4. From the top bar, select “End screen & Annotations”. 5. Click on “Use template” button. 6. Scroll down and choose a template. I like the one with a circle between two rectangle blocks

http://www.videolane.com/courses/premiere-pro/ Premiere Pro offers 3 ways to modify the speed and duration of clips. You can use: - Rate Stretch tool - Speed/Duration command - Time Remapping feature In this lesson, we are going to do these to a clip. - Slow down - Speed up - Reverse - Maintain audio pitch - Explore ripples https://youtu.be/00w8W24_0c8 Get the complete course on Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017... http://www.videolane.com/courses/premiere-pro/ Please SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube channels... Camera and Editing training... - https://www.youtube.com/user/videolane Work at home Dad Lifestyle... - https://www.youtube.com/user/adrianvideoimage Please LIKE my FB pages... - https://www.facebook.com/VideoLane/ - https://www.facebook.com/AdrianVideoImage/ Also connect with me... https://www.facebook.com/AdrianLeeYC https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrianleeyc https://www.instagram.com/adrianvideoimage/ Thanks! Adrian Lee Credits: Recorded on MacBook Pr