What's up as Masters! This is George and today I want to show
you a lifetime deal that's only $10 and it's called Lapse.
This one lets you record your screen in time lapse, so I don't think it's
a useful tool for working, but it's cool if you want to record
in high speed mode your workflow, that could be a use case for it.
So in this video what I'm going to do is I
am actually going to edit one of my videos really quickly, but at the end of the day
you're going to see how that time lapse is going to be recorded and shown at the end.
So let me get started.
Let me show you what the deal is about
and I'm gonna record how I edit one of my videos and record that in time lapse.
So let's go check out the deal and check out lapse right now.
Okay.
This is the deal that's going on right now.
Like I said before, it's a ten dollar deal.
As of this video, it could go up later on.
It's not my fault you don't see this wideo
soon, so don't forget to subscribe and get notified about these deals.
That link will be provided in the description.
It's an affiliate link. If you grab that link,
it won't cost you a single set more, but it gives me a small Commission.
Now what you get for that is you get a lifetime access to the product.
You get unlimited screen recordings,
saves the videos, MP4, four KKV webm and all of those.
And it can record 144p, which is super low quality.
I wouldn't recommend it or up to 8K, which is pretty much crazy, right?
But it gives you the option to record it.
Now the recordings don't go to a cloud.
It doesn't upload it download.
Well, it actually doesn't even download
it, records it and it renders inside of your desktop.
Alright.
So just like if you would as a video editor,
you edit your video and you render it inside of the desktop or the app.
Right? It doesn't have to do anything with cloud.
All right, so I already have it installed.
This is Lapse and it's pretty much basic
the options so you can select the export format.
Amp four would be the most common one.
The quality you can select it to auto or select the quality that you want to use.
In this case.
I already tested it in auto and what it does, it records the whole screen.
This screen is five K. I think it is.
It's a MacBook 16 inch,
but you can select the quality that you want to choose, right?
Some you want to go 1080P or 4K.
These files are not large because remember, they are time lapse,
so they record pieces of the screen and then create the video.
Right. The speed frame you can choose 12, 24,
30 or 60 speed frame means frames per second.
So that means that it's gonna have a image of each of these in a frame rate.
You probably have to see a wideo
to understand frame rate more clearly, but it's pretty simple.
Reset settings if you want to keep it as default.
A launch.
If you wanted to launch in the beginning, I wouldn't recommend on a launch because
basically you wouldn't use this every single time.
It's basically for some cases.
Do you want to show the timer about Lapse and quit Lapse?
Alright. So that's the whole thing about laps.
Now.
Like I said, what I'm going to do is I'm gonna basically record a time lapse of me
editing the video and then I'm gonna show it at the end.
If you don't want to see how I edit one
of my videos, just go to this minute to see the time lapse video.
Alright. So let me start the time lapse right now.
So I'm going to start recording and there we go.
It just started second.
So let me drag in some files right here really quickly.
So I'm gonna drag these two files.
So basically this would be my workflow of editing.
I got two files.
One is me recording DSLR and the other one with the screen recording.
And what I do first is first I find my intro
right now.
Okay.
I know that's my intro and what I'm going to do is the beginning, the end.
Okay.
So I have the intro and then I have the video.
Next thing I do is I want to put these videos together.
So the voice or me speaking is actually tied to the screen recording.
So there's a lot of debt thing here. Right?
It's smaller, actually bigger.
Okay, let me go get rid of this.
Let's some
again.
The wideo is too big, but let me find it there.
It's about there.
I'm gonna Zoom here and I'm gonna tie my voice with the screen recording.
And in this case we're going to name it.
Okay.
Saas, it's kind of okay there.
So let me Zoom again.
And now what I do is I remove the voice from the screen.
I keep the DSLR one because that's where my microphone is connected.
All right. And then I'll do.
I fix my Chroma key. Right.
So right now you're just seeing a green screen on the back.
So I'll add my keen.
In this case I'm editing with Final Cut
pro, but most softwares have that available.
Let me remove the desktop so you can see we have some Wi is there?
Because it's not the same green.
So what I'm going to do is I'm going to select this.
I'm going to go to my Chroma key settings.
I'm going to choose the whole thing. All right.
So now it's all clean.
I'm gonna put my screen back and it's clean.
So now I'm gonna position myself.
Alright, let's make myself put in the corner.
This video has already been edited.
I'm just playing around with this one.
It's just for demo purposes and then I'll find the beginning for this.
So if the wideo starts there, it's already tied.
If I want to put these together, compound them.
Alright.
So when I chop off the video,
so let's just say here I have some dead space here.
I'm not going to go through it,
but I'll just say I'll remove that and we continue hit space.
Okay, let's get started with the brand like that.
Let's say I need to add my Chroma key to this one.
So here's a key again. Settings for this.
I also have to fix the voice for it.
So for example, at my audio, which my audio effect,
which is a Sennheiser that's the microphone I'm using.
I'll add up to all my clips.
There we go.
So we recorded.
We go on a background for the intro.
I'll choose one of the backgrounds.
I have already
textures, dust, trial, Zoom.
There we go.
We have a background there and I can add some infographics, some tiles to it.
So if I wanted to add something like this, go and reposition this.
Now what you're seeing right now is the
demo of me editing, but this could be a workflow of the whole day.
You record the whole thing and you make a short video.
All right.
So I'm not going to edit what it says is just for the recorded.
Okay, let's just say you know what?
I'm good to go with the beginning,
the video and everything's fine and I'm good to go.
So let me stop the time lapse recording from lapse.
It's processing and it should ask me to save the file here.
It is not sure why it doesn't stick on the top.
It should.
And I'll just say my doesn't let me edit that.
Okay, let's keep that name. Save it there.
It's still processing.
You'll see that on top from the lapse.
Let me go into my desktop and it's still rendering.
Alright, so let's wait for that to get ready.
Okay, so now it's ready and I want to show you what that workflow looks like.
Okay, slack, play it's 8 seconds.
There you go.
That is a recording of the time lapse me editing right now.
This is what's a quick edit.
I have to do a whole lot to this video,
but imagine doing a workflow of 2 hours, 3 hours, or those super complex editings
where you add a lot of titles, the music, sound tracks.
It looks really awesome to see that time lapse.
Or maybe you're working with a project management tool or maybe you're doing just
whatever you do on your desktop for work, you can record it.
You could be recording the whole thing.
In this case I'm recording the screen
with another software I'm editing with final cut.
Let me actually close it because my fans from the laptop
are kicking in since I'm doing a whole lot of things on this.
But if you could find a use case for it, if you find it interesting for $10 having
that deal, I think it's pretty interesting to record something like that.
That's really long. And you want to show something cool.
Now you might see these type of videos,
for example, when you see someone on the road and you
just see the whole time lapse really quickly.
Of all the events happening really quickly, it's just that way or maybe.
Well, a lot of situations.
It's up to you what you want to use it
for, but it could be interesting for some, it could be cool for others,
and it could be pretty much useless for a lot of people.
But for $10, you decide if it's something that you want to have because you might
need it or just to have something cool there.
Well, there you go, guys.
I hope you liked this video of me just
showing you what laughs actually does really quick and easy.
Again, if you guys want to grab the deal,
that link will be in the description, which, like I mentioned before,
it gives you a small Commission that won't cost you a single set more.
What the deal cost it's what it gonna cost you there.
Alright, guys. I thank you all for watching.
My name is George.
This is SaaS Master, and I'll see you guys later.