footsocktoe wrote:

sweetiesrider wrote:

I am also having problems getting scratch projects to be the right dimensions for the youtube video (I'm new to youtube but wow its hard).

Any ideas?

You shouldn't have to worry about dimensions. I have uploaded videos to YouTube and it always sizes them automatically. If you mean you want wide screen, then no, Scratch is 4:3 screen so that's what you will see in the YouTube player if you are recording the Scratch player screen. If you are recording the entire editor with Bandicam then you can have wide screen.

sweetiesrider wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

sweetiesrider wrote:

I am also having problems getting scratch projects to be the right dimensions for the youtube video (I'm new to youtube but wow its hard).

Any ideas?

You shouldn't have to worry about dimensions. I have uploaded videos to YouTube and it always sizes them automatically. If you mean you want wide screen, then no, Scratch is 4:3 screen so that's what you will see in the YouTube player if you are recording the Scratch player screen. If you are recording the entire editor with Bandicam then you can have wide screen.

So there is no way to make it normal youtube video size without recording the entire editor?

PintOfMilk wrote:

If you have powerpoint there is a built in screen recorder

footsocktoe wrote:

sweetiesrider wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

sweetiesrider wrote:

I am also having problems getting scratch projects to be the right dimensions for the youtube video (I'm new to youtube but wow its hard).

Any ideas?

You shouldn't have to worry about dimensions. I have uploaded videos to YouTube and it always sizes them automatically. If you mean you want wide screen, then no, Scratch is 4:3 screen so that's what you will see in the YouTube player if you are recording the Scratch player screen. If you are recording the entire editor with Bandicam then you can have wide screen.

So there is no way to make it normal youtube video size without recording the entire editor?

It will always be normal YouTube height but the width is controlled by how wide the original video is.

sweetiesrider wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

sweetiesrider wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

sweetiesrider wrote:

I am also having problems getting scratch projects to be the right dimensions for the youtube video (I'm new to youtube but wow its hard).

Any ideas?

You shouldn't have to worry about dimensions. I have uploaded videos to YouTube and it always sizes them automatically. If you mean you want wide screen, then no, Scratch is 4:3 screen so that's what you will see in the YouTube player if you are recording the Scratch player screen. If you are recording the entire editor with Bandicam then you can have wide screen.

So there is no way to make it normal youtube video size without recording the entire editor?

It will always be normal YouTube height but the width is controlled by how wide the original video is.

Oh okay. So it will always have black sides unless I record the entire editor.

footsocktoe wrote:

sweetiesrider wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

sweetiesrider wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

sweetiesrider wrote:

I am also having problems getting scratch projects to be the right dimensions for the youtube video (I'm new to youtube but wow its hard).

Any ideas?

You shouldn't have to worry about dimensions. I have uploaded videos to YouTube and it always sizes them automatically. If you mean you want wide screen, then no, Scratch is 4:3 screen so that's what you will see in the YouTube player if you are recording the Scratch player screen. If you are recording the entire editor with Bandicam then you can have wide screen.

So there is no way to make it normal youtube video size without recording the entire editor?

It will always be normal YouTube height but the width is controlled by how wide the original video is.

Oh okay. So it will always have black sides unless I record the entire editor.

Recording the entire editor would add the scripts area to the right of the stage ending up with a wider video. That's all. The actual Scratch project player window would still be a 4:3 image.

Auroura_Wolf wrote:

Well I recorded a project on my potato computer and it didn't really lag too much. It only lagged as much as when I put the project in fullscreen…

sweetiesrider wrote:

PintOfMilk wrote:

If you have powerpoint there is a built in screen recorder

Can it record on scratch?

PrincessTS wrote:

I'm pretty sure I recorded at the highest quality on Chrome and

This is how it turned out.

Orignal Project: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/170480297/

TheUltimatum wrote:

You should record at 30 fps because that is the native framerate of scratch projects.

LifeStoryGame wrote:

make a lot of gif of a you tube video. (Free website one only take 10 sec max) and use YouTube converter to get the sound .mp3

footsocktoe wrote:

sweetiesrider wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

sweetiesrider wrote:

I have tried multiple times to try and record my scratch animations to put them on Youtube, as much as they lag when its not recording my computer has crashed and lagged over 3 seconds while trying to record. The only way I have been able to record with less lag is to delete all the timing in my script (but it still lags). Is there possibly a way to reduce lag?
Or a different recording option I could try that won't lag scratch?

when green flag clicked

set [ lag] to [none]

I am also having problems getting scratch projects to be the right dimensions for the youtube video (I'm new to youtube but wow its hard).

Any ideas?

Use the Scratch recorder. It's under the FILE menu.

I know how to use it and I have tried it, but the project lags a ton when recording.

Worked fine for me. Try a different browser. Maybe that's the problem.

sweetiesrider wrote:

PrincessTS wrote:

I'm pretty sure I recorded at the highest quality on Chrome and

This is how it turned out.

Orignal Project: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/170480297/

Seems pretty similar. Mine is way behind like whole seconds behind the music or 0.01 second ends up like 2 seconds.

ComicWorldBros wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

sweetiesrider wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

sweetiesrider wrote:

I have tried multiple times to try and record my scratch animations to put them on Youtube, as much as they lag when its not recording my computer has crashed and lagged over 3 seconds while trying to record. The only way I have been able to record with less lag is to delete all the timing in my script (but it still lags). Is there possibly a way to reduce lag?
Or a different recording option I could try that won't lag scratch?

when green flag clicked

set [ lag] to [none]

I am also having problems getting scratch projects to be the right dimensions for the youtube video (I'm new to youtube but wow its hard).

Any ideas?

Use the Scratch recorder. It's under the FILE menu.

I know how to use it and I have tried it, but the project lags a ton when recording.

Worked fine for me. Try a different browser. Maybe that's the problem.

Some computer has different specs, basically not all computer are powerful enough to avoid lag…

footsocktoe wrote:

sweetiesrider wrote:

PrincessTS wrote:

I'm pretty sure I recorded at the highest quality on Chrome and

This is how it turned out.

Orignal Project: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/170480297/

Seems pretty similar. Mine is way behind like whole seconds behind the music or 0.01 second ends up like 2 seconds.

Was that all you were talking about? Syncing the sound to the images? There are ways to do that.