Please subscribe to the ABug YouTube channel! (1000 subscribers reached, 12-Mar-2023)

[Arcadian]

We just hit 900 subs (wooo) thanks to everyone that's subscribed so far!

If you've yet to subscribe and fancy doing just that, the channel resides at https://www.youtube.com/@ABugEvents/videos

For video and sound editing and effects, I found DaVinci Resolve very good, it's free and runs on "anything" I use it on the Mac and PC (Linux & Windows) and have been very impressed by its tools and workflow. I used Premiere Pro/After Effects/Audition and Final Cut Pro/Logic Pro/Keynote simplified all that down to one package that runs on "anything" it's a bit like Kicad for film making

I had another recommendation for DaVinci Resolve last year, I've downloaded and installed it twice over the past 12 months, but haven't had the time to get to grips with it. I'll try and give it a whirl in the new year.

[Arcadian]

As of today, all 15 outstanding videos dating back to early-mid 2021 are now online on YouTube:

1. BeebEm beginnings (Dave Gilbert) (38:37)
2. The B-Em Emulator in 2021 (Steve Fosdick) (1:07:50)
3. BBC Micro emu on the Pi Pico (Graham Sanderson) (52:49)
4. Explaining Elite - Part 2 (Mark Moxon) (1:12:11)
5. Building RISC OS 3.71 (Phil Pemberton) (1:26:11)
6. A brief introduction to disc imaging (Phil Pemberton) (27:57)
7. Creating ELEMENTUM & ELECTROBOTS (0xC0DE) (1:17:01)
8. Computing in Schools, Econet & SJ Research (Andrew Gordon) (3:37:18)
9. Matthew Atkinson: From Pixels to Parcels (1:16:23)
10. Recovering the Repton 3 source code (scarybeasts & philpem) (1:28:31)
11. Nick Pelling: Orlando M Pilchard & Aardvark (2:12:31)
12. Tony Oakden: How Acorn Electron games launched my career (1:32:37)
13. The story of TBA Software (Alan Peters & Martin Piper) (1:37:56)
14. Peter Scott ... and Dylan (4:10:57)
15. Acorn Artwork & Marketing (Mike Ellis & Chris Payne) (2:14:46)

There is over 25 hours worth of viewing content in the above videos alone! :-O

Thanks again to all guests, zoom admins, researchers and hosts.

Even though there are no other talks in the pipeline now, you can still subscribe to the channel here.




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[noskcaja]

This is an Aladdin's cave of goodies .. thanks!

[Arcadian]

Thanks to 'Mel' who was our 1000th subscriber approximately 10 minutes ago!

[ptp170]

Subbed

[MillieTD83]

Also subbed!

[metnetdave]

Subscribed

[Tonny]

Subscripted !!
like the info of the bbc b and master 128

[electron_plus40]

Just subscribed, looks like I have a lot of watching to catch up on.

[themicrouser]

Late to the party sub from me today

[Eleccy]

I watched some of these videos, found by chance, they really are excellent. Hope you do more.

Someone earlier in the thread suggested using odysee instead (or as well as) youtube. I wholeheartedly agree with that.From my perception youtube, google/alphabet are not a great organisation to give your fantastic content to. I dont login to youtube normally and same goes for any google services. Youtube dont support free speech, dont respect privacy and are a tool of globalist oligarchs.

Anyway i had my rant. Thanks for the fantastic content