I made my first YouTube Shorts

Actually, I mentioned this briefly before. But it finally became a reality today. Today, to mark a special day, I had a brief conversation with the assistant pastor, and thanks to him, it was a grateful time as I learned and came to know things one by one that I didn't know before.

Of course, as a result, I promised myself and my family that I wouldn't go through the economic trouble of purchasing a Mac Mini separately or increasing the RAM capacity of the desktop I'm currently using. Just to be satisfied with the current situation and environment and do my best.

I didn't find it as difficult as I thought, as I had experience making shorts before. First of all, the key was to cut a long video of almost an hour, but it took a very long time just to import the video in Clipchamp. Fortunately, there was a Korean-made program called Shana Encoder, which I used to combine videos, so I could cut the necessary parts first.

And the next step is to put subtitles on the first 3 to 4 seconds, and since I was putting Korean subtitles on something based on English, the sample didn't perfectly match the Korean subtitles that actually appeared in the video. But as simple is best, most people responded positively.

And I don't know if it's true, but there's a saying that the maximum time for shorts videos is 3 minutes, so I initially compressed it to 1 minute, but finally, I did the final work so that the essential messages could be included for 2 minutes. After confirming the final video, video title, and content to be included in the body, I decided to upload it tomorrow.

So, I feel relieved! A big headache for several months has been solved! I don't know if something bigger will come next, but I'll learn more and do well!