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If someone would have the time to volunteer doing a logo for my machinima iDd be very greatful! Creator will get credited for it!

New trailer relased, I have re-worked the project completely from it's first version.

Try working on your other series for know, don't get too carried away creating thousands of different series when you've only got one episode for your other series.

I play Minecraft! :D I have a server too, if you want to join, the IP is: kluxoscraft.zapto.org

The website is: http://www.kluxoscraft.smfnew.com

Here's some chopper footage from Afghan that I recorded. I guess I wanted to share this with the community ;D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZ19P0j5h2Y

Pretty good, very enjoyable commentary. The only change I recommend is to bump your mic volume just a bit. ;)

Maybe do a series for traffic enforcement, then another for NOOSE, and one for normal crimes.

His channel name is Uploading14, I believe. I actually was going to write a comment on your old thread about your videos. I think they are interesting, and I look forward for more. I agree in that it's better to post regular content, and you also do not want to oversaturate your channel with too many videos at once. If you want your channel to grow, engage with your audience, and keep them engaged. Remember, your first 100-500 subscribers are usually the hardest to get. Also, vary your content up. Don't just post patrol videos- have multiple series. I'm still expanding my variety of videos myself.

Sharing your LCPDFR content around anywhere but here will usually not be affective, especially since police roleplay is in such a small niche of GTA videos. When I initially started making videos, I made the mistake in my want for more views to link on another GTA Forum to my channel, and I swear that every referral I got from there (not many) resulted in a dislike.

My most important advice is to make your content your content. Whether it be clever ideas, neat editing, custom mods, or your unique commentary, make sure that there is something in your videos that identifies with you. Always keep this in mind.

Here's some tips I used to get about 80 subs in two months with my old (now closed) channel.
1. Make Good content people will watch. (Record in HD for the viewer's convenience if possible)
2. Never Spam sites to subscribe to your channel. These tactics always lead to them just ignoring that post.
3. Never do Sub-for-Sub. That stuff never works as the whole point of youtube is to have a large ACTIVE audience.
4. Keep things Short. If you don't have a large audiance why waste your time making super long videos. I suggest 5-15 min videos until you get about 500+ subs.
5. Finally, Have Fun. If you do not have fun making your videos, why should the viewer when he/she watches that video.

I wish you luck and hope you enjoy the beginning of your Youtube experience.

Fuck consoles, they are always treated as gods while pc is better, has better performance and graphics and gameplay.

I agree fully with wmai.

I took inspiration from PewDiePie (guy in my avatar) he uploads two videos everyday of him playing horror games while recording his reactions. He was declared King of the Web and gets 3,000 new subs everyday because his videos are hilarious.

I've started doing the same thing, hence I've gained 10 subs in the past week.

Like wmai said, quality not quantity

hmm not bad but what about some commentary? xD

but really not a bad video

A simple search through our downloads section would of given you the answer.

We have many models from some of the greatest modder's out there, such as EVI and KevinDV

As mentioned before in this post, and as I've mentioned earlier, more "boring" and peaceful police tasks, for instance:

Domestic disputes
Traffic accidents
Shoplifters (clothing shops have alarms, which could make a cool effect!)
Street disorders (drunk people, preachers etc.)
Issuing parking tickets
Reports on vandalism

And joining colleagues in their pursuits could also be a very cool feature.

Generally more realistic and bigger variation in calls, so it won't just be car chases with bullets flying all around, like an action movie. I think an average police officer will experience this one or two times in his entire career, and in LCPD-FR it happens every day, you get my point ?

And as another guy mentioned, the ability to call EMS for burning cars, injured persons etc. and that they will actually arrive at the scene (with a realistic delay on a couple of minutes) and extinguish the fire or start treating the injured persons.

REALISM is the keyword!

hey guys ive just uploaded my second episode of my LCPDFR lets play i will be uploading another one today around 6 london GMT please go like comment on tips for me and sub if you want im new with this you tube stuff so go easy please thanks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7uWc2I5Nx8&feature=youtu.be

hey check out my you tube channel i do lcpdfr videos on there heres the link http://www.youtube.com/user/gtaivpv?feature=guide

Agreeing with the comments above. For example look at my signature. It contains a small but noticeable link to my channel. Cheers

hey guys im starting a channel on youtube doing lcpdfr videos by the time you are reading this episode one should be up please spare some of you time to go and have a look at my channel and videos i will be posting regular videos of lcpdfr please go over to this link and subscribe please heres the link http://www.youtube.c...pv?feature=mhee if the video is not up when you are reading this please check back in 5 minutes or so.

Hey could you check out me series I've just started my name on you tube gtaivpv episode 2 should be up tomorrow moring comment I need help on how to make it better I posted a thread on the forums under media if I think I'm correct please go and check this out

Hey could you check out me series I've just started my name on you tube gtaivpv episode 2 should be up tomorrow moring comment I need help on how to make it better I posted a thread on the forums under media if I think I'm correct please go and check this out

Try running the installer as an admin.