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Has anyone tried repurposing videos from tiktok lives, i did it and got some decent views using the clear view setting and screen recording the content from the live, then cutting out some parts
Are the videos you edit clear? Or what editing tools are you using?Has anyone tried repurposing videos from tiktok lives, i did it and got some decent views using the clear view setting and screen recording the content from the live, then cutting out some parts
yeah i know this can work very effectively when the video clips contain some engaging activity. in my opinion u should concentrate more on editing out the best bits nd providing ur own commentary rather than just re posting the unedited live conttent.Has anyone tried repurposing videos from tiktok lives, i did it and got some decent views using the clear view setting and screen recording the content from the live, then cutting out some parts
yes, choosing the strongest part is vry imprtant. From my point of view, even adding personal captions or comments give additional value to the video.Has anyone tried repurposing videos from tiktok lives, i did it and got some decent views using the clear view setting and screen recording the content from the live, then cutting out some parts
+1. Interested in that as well.1) Are these your own TikTok Lives, or other TikTok Creators?
2) To repurpose them, I assume you would have to remove the viewers comments and graphics that appear from the recorded TikTok Live. How do you achieve this?
if you are using android, you can simply swipe right to get a clear screen, these are other creators lives1) Are these your own TikTok Lives, or other TikTok Creators?
2) To repurpose them, I assume you would have to remove the viewers comments and graphics that appear from the recorded TikTok Live. How do you achieve this?
as i said, i swipe right in the live to get a clear screen, i also turn up the screen brightness significantly to get the best qualityWhat tool did you use? I've noticed that recording videos with a phone screen often results in reduced quality and low resolution. Also, processing comments directly is quite difficult because they're very long. Or did you keep the comments as they are and just repost them?