Retro computing - how-to series videos:

[Nebulon]

For years now I've been hoping to see a series like this for various retro computing platforms (Atari 800, Apple II, TRS-80 Model III, Fujitsu FM7, C64, VIC-20, Atari ST, TI-99, SG-3000, X68000, Acorn, BBC Micro, Color Computer, PC-88, Spectrum, Adam, etc...).

 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOT5j3ELi5BaSrb24fJEKvTqlRK4fg9wS

 

In this case, it's for the Amiga.

 

 

If others decide to make YouTube tutorial series' like this, please let me know. There are a bunch of platforms that I'd like to learn.

 

And if someone can recommend a free video screen-capture utility that is Windows Vista compatible (and doesn't contain viruses), I may actually do more of these. Oh, and maybe an app that can add captions since YouTube is no longer offering annotation and captioning services as part of their site tools.

[Opry99er]

I have put out 25-30 informative TI-99/4A videos on serial transfers, hardware modifications, BASIC programming, etc.

 

Not a true "series", but a collection of informative videos on YouTube.

[82-T/A]

I think they're good videos. Only thing I'd do is change the name of the channel to something that's more technical rather than Nebby... because the videos are good, and really deserve their own channel.

[Nebulon]

I have put out 25-30 informative TI-99/4A videos on serial transfers, hardware modifications, BASIC programming, etc.

 

Not a true "series", but a collection of informative videos on YouTube.

Very cool! I know I'd like to view those sometime.

 

Feel free to post links

[JustinMSalvato]

Hmm... that is indeed a good idea.

[amiman99]

Try Open Broadcaster Software software to record your videos, it's free and it works great. If you have problems you can try older versions.

 

https://obsproject.com/

[Grimakis]

I started a small time tech/gaming channel which hasn't seen a lot of attention due to my lack of time.

 

But definitelt I will be putting up some Apple IIe videos in the future.