Vlogging or blogging?

[Riberet19]

Do you prefer Vlogging or blogging? and why you prefer it?

 

[Monster Masterpiece]

I think both of them need regular activity or being present every day. Posting a post once a week or once a month is not good for a blog or vlog.

 

[Riberet19]

I think both of them need regular activity or being present every day. Posting a post once a week or once a month is not good for a blog or vlog.

But you didn't vote in the poll

 

[Monster Masterpiece]

But you didn't vote in the poll

I will do this

 

[Riberet19]

I will do this

Thanks

 

[Bilal]

I'm all about vlogging! I love how it lets me show my personality and connect with my audience in a more direct way. Plus, editing videos is just so much fun! How about you?

 

[Riberet19]

I'm all about vlogging! I love how it lets me show my personality and connect with my audience in a more direct way. Plus, editing videos is just so much fun! How about you?

I also like Vlogging more, the fact of creating a community through your videos is just fantastic and motivating.

 

[Monster Masterpiece]

I also like Vlogging more, the fact of creating a community through your videos is just fantastic and motivating.

It needs a deep knowledge of the mechanisms of video recording. For example, for half of computers, OBS does not work. So you need monosnap extension for record your screen. Monosnap does not provide camera adding so you need open a tab where you use screen recorder of camera and then you use pop out video extension so then your face is recorded during video. For the video encodation you need to know about AVI or MP4 or MWEB encoding and which works with your case. All these tricks need a full article and cannot labelled here in few words.

 

[Jason76]

I've got nothing against vlogging and power to those who can do it, but it's not for me. I don't like being on video, generally speaking, except to make some drumming videos, but ones just with music, not some instructional speaking.

Note: I did like to make fun Hollywood "pretend movies" a long time ago on a home recorder.