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Why Do You Prefer Video Over Text?
Not a poll.
Why watch a relevant video, when you could read - and save - the text in about a quarter of the time? I hate watching "informative" videos. I have to sit through some idiot flapping his lips, and if I save the video - I have to watch him spew his crap over and over again. On the other hand, if you type your instructions I can easily folllow them, and refer back to them at a future date - without watching your idiot face flap its gums. Typing > Talking. |
Agreed, and why do all these male video geek presenters ALL sound like their balls haven't dropped yet?
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I'm with you on this one - I hate idiots that have sales pages with video only or software products with video manuals only
on the other hand, good software video tutorials are in many cases better |
99% of the time I would agree but having recently wanted to do something a bit complicated with my phone and getting nowhere following written instructions (that had left steps out assuming you already knew them) watching a simple video of someone just going through everything made it really easy to do.
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I hate when I go to msnbc.com expecting to read a news story and they have a stupid video instead.
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Text all the way ...
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I prefer having both options
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The videos themselves are not bad, but some of these guys don't know how to convey their message concisely. I had to endure a series of instructional videos, and every 30 minutes of footage involved stuff that could have been briefly and accurately explained in 3 minutes top, without me needing to know how cool his grammy is and if she bakes nice apple pies.
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a video walk through is sometimes better. sometimes videos suck.
generalizations suck worse though. |
If it's just some short piece of info then I prefer text but if it's a longer tutorial I prefer a video.
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Amen. Most of the time videos suck and eat too much of my time.
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