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LGR Thrifts - Episode 48 (Patreon)

Published:
2022-05-19 17:53:02
Edited:
2022-05-20 16:50:30
Imported:
2022-05

Content

https://youtu.be/e8_PuZmwH4k

Thrifting! Finally! Sure has been a while, good grief. Slow goings at nearby thrift stores lately, but while sorting through my existing footage this week I decided I had enough content to edit down into a new episode in-between packing and unpacking at the new house.

And no, despite what the YT player says this is not actually over 40 minutes long, ha. I wish. Instead it's right at the usual 22 minutes, but somehow Adobe Premiere's new export system screwed it up by adding tons of blank silent nothingness. Irksome new settings menus, bleh. It'll be fixed for the final upload tomorrow of course. EDIT: FIXED

Files

LGR Thrifts [Ep.48] In Search of Lamp

Checking out some of the usual thrift stores in my area and seeing what kind of retro tech and random old oddities I can find. I've recently moved but thankfully there are still some of my favorite stores within driving distance. Let's go thrifting! ● LGR links: https://www.patreon.com/LazyGameReviews https://www.twitter.com/LazyGameReviews https://www.facebook.com/LazyGameReviews ● Tracks used in order of appearance: "Branches", "Mining By Moonlight", and "Spy Groove" https://danosongs.com/home https://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/full_list.php #LGR #Thrifting #Shopping

Comments

Anonymous

Ohhh! I had that same magic eye book!

Anonymous

Always so jealous of the inventory you can find. Just can't find that stuff in my metro area. We used to have a centralized Goodwill Computer Store, which was great 10 year ago, crappy by 3 years ago, and shut down altogether these days.

Anonymous

Great, would definitely have taken that in-box calculator for $8... I have and use daily a similar samsung monitor/TV with ALLLL the inputs, 24 inch but DVI, 2 HDMI, CI card support for digital TV... BTW YT title says Thrifts ep 48 but the title screen in the video says 47

Evan B

yay! thrifting! I haven't been out thrifting/yard-sale-ing in years.. so this was nice to see.. Also, yeah you should have bought that monitor!

Anonymous

Uh-oh, the content ends halfway through and then you got 22 minutes of black screen and dead air 🤣. You could at least play some nice jazz in the background 😃

Anonymous

That clock was cool, though I don't blame you for not buying stuff just for the sake of buying it.

Anonymous

Just when you think the week can't get any better! A new thrift episode! :D

Anonymous

Someone definitely did coke on the cool table mirror surface.

Jay Versluis

Glad to hear I'm not the only one having Premiere issues. Oh how much I DISLIKE that new export (and import) thing. Adobe sure have screwed it up, I'm not sure I'll ever really get used to it. Tried sending multiple sequences to Media Encoder earlier and that no longer works either. But hey, LGR Thrifts makes up for it 😄

LazyGameReviews
>>84209236

Ugh it is AWFUL, I don't understand the changes at all in a regular desktop workflow. So many useful things tucked away by default or hidden within an easily-missable dropdown menu!

Bryan McIntosh
>>84209236

Have you or Clint considered switching to DaVinci Resolve? I don't know if the time spent learning the ways that it's different than Premiere (effects handling is very different from what I've seen and a little weird) would offset the hassles you're seeing with Premiere, but I do know that the pro license isn't a subscription and the free version is pretty darned capable if you have the time to try it out. I've been using the free version for about two years and it's been pretty darned good!

Jay Versluis
>>84209236

Good question Bryan! I've heard mixed reviews about Resolve and haven't had reason to try it out yet, although I'm interested. I've used Premiere for 20ish years and Adobe aside, it's a super solid app for editing and transcoding/auto-uploading. I've tried other editors in my time, but nothing came close for me in regards to performance (loving the C and Q/W technique). Having said that, I remember the old DaVinci colour correction devices we used in broadcast television back in the nineties. They had three black balls and a few knobs, plus tape and telecine control. You'd colour grade each scene from tape or film, all controlled by a Linux kernel. DaVinci are a solid company, so Resolve is definitely on my radar 😃

Anonymous
>>84209236

I recently switched to DaVinci Resolve after using Sony Vegas *shudders* for many years. Should have done this a loooong time ago

Headset Guy

The generic beige keyboard you showed off was apparently made by Chicony Electronics (a name that somehow sounds familiar, but I can't place where I've heard of them before).

Braxen

3:45 coke table

Alyxx the Rat

Oh yeah, thrifting rule number one: If a loose jewel case CD looks like it contains something awesome, in 90% of the cases (heh... cases...), it will have something else inside it.