Edit: FOUND Part One!
I have included part 1 and part 2 videos
This is part 1/one of my interview with Reggie Middleton. The split in files was forced on us by an inelegant termination of the xSplit software. I was able to recover the file. It is not 100% ~ note that the quality is slightly degraded, but Reggie's discussion is complete, and clear.
In part 1 we go over the veritaseum basics as well as make Tone Vays head explode.
We also get through the discussion to various aspects of utility for veritaseum, and skirt some of the new projects in the works.
Glad to be able to recover and post. Reggie was very generous with his time. Would have hated to have to ask for a redo.....
anyway, here we go. -Clif High
Title: clif interviews Reggie Middleton ~ part 1
Video posted 02 Aug 2017 by clif high
Title: clif interviews Reggie Middleton -part 2
Video posted 02 Aug 2017 by clif high
This is part 2/two of the interview I did with Reggie Middleton of Veritaseum.
Part one was forced on us when Xsplit broadcaster crashed.
I still have the file, but it was corrupted by the inelegant shutdown by the software. I will attempt to clean it up, and post it here.
Pain in the butt. All that work. Second time it has happened, and that means, so much for xsplit broadcaster software for me. Not going to use it again.
Anyway, Reggie answered all your questions and more. Kick ass interview. He is really busy and if I can't recover the file, I will ask for time again. This is especially irritating as all the stuff about making Tone Vays' head explode was in part 1. Damn.
Anyway, part two is great, and Reggie was great. Very gracious of him to make the time considering the huge workload he has.
I 
If Clif posts that 1st part, then I will edit this post or if it takes too long and I can no longer edit this post then I will reference this post and create another post named part one.
I really was expecting more from this interview, but I now have a better idea of what Reggie is doing with Veritaseum, and I hope this video answers some of your questions too.
If not, then maybe the posts below will.
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