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Re: Introduction to Spreadsheet video.

Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 4:57 pm
by dudleytaylor
:yawn:

Re: Introduction to Spreadsheet video.

Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 5:35 pm
by Antie Em
dudleytaylor wrote::yawn:


DT - is that a yawn or a scream ????

Re: Introduction to Spreadsheet video.

Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 5:45 pm
by Rob
dudleytaylor wrote::yawn:

:o :shock: :shock: It's a yawn!!! Is our Liz bored or tired? Does she not find this topic exhilarating enough for her? :roll:

Re: Introduction to Spreadsheet video.

Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 9:09 pm
by Northern Lass
dudleytaylor wrote::yawn:


Close your mouth you will catch flies!! :lol:

Re: Introduction to Spreadsheet video.

Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2013 1:45 pm
by AndrewA
VIDEO UPDATED!!!
Please see my first post for the embeded video player. direct link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3E1MkE8MAU

OK boys and girls, I have now produced a new updated version, I have edited the audio and added annotations to the video, click the links top right of the video.

I think I am just about there now.. so on to making the next video.....

Any more ideas or suggestions welcome.

Thanks for your input in helping make this a better video!

Re: Introduction to Spreadsheet video.

Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2013 4:40 pm
by Rob
No problems Andy.Please don't hesitate to ask when you need advice.

Re: Introduction to Spreadsheet video.

Posted: Fri Oct 11, 2013 11:20 pm
by AndrewA
Here is another video, this time a walk through with explination, including using the error checking!


Re: Introduction to Spreadsheet video.

Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2013 9:15 am
by Northern Lass
Started to have a look .....so not seen all of it.

I think you need to show a tag which shows in huge print what you are writing /typing in on the screen.

I would ditch the its not a race......sounded a bit school master
say.....instead
"remember it is a marathon and not a sprint so take your time when adding the info."

Still think you need to show on form all the info exactly as it is on image with a column for what you think it should say.
And I think you should leave that line in for the uninhabited building line 11 was it

that is where I am up to.

still would do bite size chunks of say 3 mins an image.

Still sounding Good Andrew.......In fact you sound damn good!!......do you look as good as you sound :P
Do you look like Matthew Rhys by any chance?

sorry I digress :oops:

Have you contacted ad agencies re voice overs for a JOb..............I used to work for an advertising agency and
we had list of voice overs on our books.
Some good money to be made chuck :wink:

Re: Introduction to Spreadsheet video.

Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2013 10:51 am
by Rob
I listened to it Andrew!!It's been a long time since i've had to listen for so long.Except perhaps when i'm in the doghouse for coming home so late after tennis. :(
I agree with NL about the uninhabited buildings and possibly the "marathon" instead of "race" but that's nitpicking.
Having an error check was also helpful.
I found it most interesting and informative.Your voice has a slight "West Country" burr but hey we can't all be perfect.

Re: Introduction to Spreadsheet video.

Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2013 12:01 pm
by AndrewA
The co-ordinator is in middle of house move and he still has not got his internet connection, but I will seek clarification on the row issue. Its a matter of how the database is set up and how the data is returned on the website.

Yes I have a bit of a West country accent thanks to my ex-wife. Her family came from Dorset but moved here when she was a child. Everyone would say how my ex and her sister sounded the same, but to me they were totally different, that was simply down to having the same accent and people just hearing the same accent.

I did not really rate my voice and this is first time I have had anyone mention voice over work, I just thought I was average sounding and nothing special.

I picked up this accent within weeks of spending regular time with my ex. although I have had nothing to do with her for over 12 years I still have this accent!

As for looks, well proof is in the pudding so to speak. I only had one proper girlfriend and that was my ex wife, so I married her, but then she ran off with another man after 7 years and left the kids with me.

Finally dont panic with the lengths, yes they are long, but I am going to start on a brief summary without any of the longer demonstrations etc.

Again I will remind you of another saying, horses for courses. Target audience will most likely sit through this and not mind it is this long, you are not the target audience, so granny sitting through a 1 hour video on how to suck eggs will be bored from 1st minute.

From my other charity work at the local IT club, I know that some people do like to be shown everything at least twice, then there are those who just say, "just show me where such and such is and let me get on with it".

Just wait and see!

Re: Introduction to Spreadsheet video.

Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2013 2:26 pm
by dudleytaylor
Antie Em wrote:
dudleytaylor wrote::yawn:


DT - is that a yawn or a scream ????



Sorry Andrew , Never did like school . I appreciate your hard work ,but not for me :grin: but I am sure it will help others :wink:

Re: Introduction to Spreadsheet video.

Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2013 2:06 am
by AndrewA
here is the shorter version for the spreadhseets.