Hey Bat we would love to see a run if you got time! Good luck!
Its best to have sound so I can verify that you've submitted one continuous video, not something edited. If there were 20 people on this leaderboard and you were trying to claim first place, I would be a bit suspicious. Its also for standard quality -- we want more people to get interested in speedrunning, so we should at least make a watchable video.
For now, you could use YouTube sound editor to put in a free sound track (its very easy, let me know if you need help). Submit that, and you should try to run with sound next time :)
New Cat Bird emojis in the Discord! Thanks to @SioNisti for sharing the Image Drive!
I see... thanks for telling me that. I think the best thing would be for you to upload and submit your runs without a timer. I can then download them and time them accurately. Would that work for you?
So it would be on your computer? If you find one please link it to me so I can check it out
Great job, Tonic! I think we need an annual demographic survey more than anything at this point. It would give us a better picture of who your average speedrunner is. Age, gender, race/ethnicity, education level, country, etc. -- and in ten years, we can see shifts and trends in the data. To the next person creating a survey: Consider adding basic demographic questions!
I know that can be time consuming but its better than rerecording and splitting. I generally use a program called ShotCut to do timer editing, although there are tons of options out there.
https://www.shotcut.org/download/ In ShotCut, I use the "Crop" and "Size and Position" filters on the timer to overlay it on the gameplay. Here's an example of what it'll look like: https://www.speedrun.com/run/mekv27qm
Hey! I'm going to ask some iOS runners how they do timing -- I'll be back.
Edit: It looks like most iOS users use a video editor to put a timer over their video. They download something like this and throw it in the corner:
Why would you need an emu instead of a phone app? Please explain how that would work (I'm open to this idea but Im curious as to why you need it)
The Nitrome Wiki Discord community does this on a weekly basis in a google hangout every Saturday night! They randomize the game selection based on what people submit in a google form and then try to get as far as possible in the game within 40 minutes. Seems like a great idea to me :D
speedrun.com/Cat_Bird game creator, Raiyumi, has joined our Discord! (Link in our page forum)
Check out the game, see if you like it, and join us in praising this awesome indie developer!
Join all of the Nitrome speedrunners on our Discord channel! https://discord.gg/tszYjDJ
Join all of the Nitrome speedrunners on our Discord channel! https://discord.gg/tszYjDJ
Join all of the Nitrome speedrunners on our Discord channel! https://discord.gg/tszYjDJ
Join all of the Nitrome speedrunners on our Discord channel! https://discord.gg/tszYjDJ
I record using Fraps and time with LiveSplit.
Fraps: http://www.fraps.com/download.php LiveSplit: https://livesplit.github.io/downloads/
What do you use? Your suggestions will help new runners!!
Upon request, I'll make a Discord where community members can chat and talk strategy! Please like this message or reply if you're interested :D