liked it very much. nice frags, nice edit, fitting music, that transition at 2:12 is awesome. Why no 60 fps? :(

Thanks!

And there should be 720p 60fps quality option as far as I know

There is, my bad

Great taste in music, and nice frags.

Nice video!

Also thanks to pb and his silly moves making for enjoying frags to watch.

Yea I would be totally lost without him.

Really enjoyed the simple, straight-forward style and the music was neat, too.

I was thinking of doing a short video/compilation myself (and whenever I see a cool video like this, I get hyped to do it), but I have no idea how to make one, starting with what programs to use, which settings in those programs and even if I had the appropriate tools, I'm not sure if I could make a decent video. Are there noob-friendly tutorials? How was your process? Did you have a lot of prior relevant knowledge?

Hi, thanks for your comment :)

I'm not super experienced in making videos; this was the second frag video I've made and the first one was even simpler editing-wise.

Both of the videos followed the same kind of workflow:

When I had harvested enough demos with usable frags in them, I started to watch some of those with
different music selections to see how they fit the flow and feel of the game. After knowing what music to use, I started to cut demos in wolfcam to smaller demos that contain just a frag plus some time before and after the actual frag content.

After that, with a selection of cut demos, I rendered those to movie files in wolfcam.

For video editing, I used Blender, because it's a) free and b) readily available for Linux.

Blender can take some learning, but whenever I hit a spot where I didn't know how to do something, I just googled it and I usually found the answer easily.

If you're wondering wether you can make a decent video, I'd say you probably can if you know what you want. And even if you don't, making this sort of videos is pretty fun.

Thank you for your quick and informative answer :)

I'm in doubt if I ever get around to make a video, but I guess we'll see. Now at least I got some info about how such a process could look like.

Well said! Already got inspired to do a video here :>