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I was planning on making a video with that music, I guess I'll do it anyway someday.
First off, the 'Star wars" intro is kind of boring because it doesn't have any music and it's just a pile of text (with some grammar errors). If you're new to making videos I recommend forgetting the scenario and concentrating on the following points:
-Synchronization, it's what makes your video fit with the music, regulate the speed of the clip to make the hits match the beat.
-Effects and Transitions, which also need to go with the music. Try to make them discreet and classy or complex and obvious, your choice.
-Freecam, this is important to make your camera movements fluid and original, simply follow the instructions in
this thread and practice a bit, once you get the hang of it, it's pretty simple and makes your replays look a hole lot better.
You can also try adding shaders to your video. Just go to your Toribash folder, got to data/shaders and choose the name of one of the files in there, then go in-game, and type /lws [namehere].inc
if your computer isn't laggy, it should add colors to the landscape
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You need to get a better recording program. The one you have is of low quality and leaves a watermark; try Fraps, it's the one I use and the best I know since it's made to record video games.