Now with the video crust (and watermark) preserved.

Every day I wake up and discover that Grey Leno tortures my other Miis.

It builds character, I think.

What game have Vin played did you find particularly gut-wrenching? I know not all depressing games lead to depressing streams, but you can always tell when the story hits Vin because he gets real quiet as he's processing the trauma while playing in front of us, but again I know that's not every game.

I was on the wiki of my favorite childhood game and then i saw it...

This may be to vague, but I remember him playing a game where sinistar popped out of an enemy once you killed it or it killed you. I cannot remember anything about the type of game it was. I remember the energy was frozen or made of ice.

Anyone remember this incredibly unimportant thing?

Goddamn Vinny getting me hooked on this silly game.

Website: https://dk64recomp.com/

(I hope this doesn't break any rules. I read them and didn't see anything that says this goes against them.)

Why does Vinny’s Moglins kinda look like the abuse goblin from those sad comics on TikTok and Instagram that makes my boyfriend sob.

(I haven’t watched the entirety of Vinny’s Tomodachi life living the dream so I don’t know if he made the reference)

Someone asked in one of the education segments (I think it was during the mushroom segment and I watched it live, but can't find it on full sauce youtube) if Vinny would like a bird education video. He said he didn't think it would be interesting.

I would like to get in touch with that chat member. I believe I have an idea to make it interesting. Can you guys help me find them?

If Vinny encountered a portal in Minecraft that transported him inside of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, I'd like to believe that this is what the texture of the portal in-game would look like. I imagine the portal as reflective, so you can see inside, while the Minecraft world is still visible at 50% opacity. Depicted within is Vinny's future self right after he steps through the portal. He appears to pretend that this is no big deal, but the silence that comes after is a clear indicator of his confusion.

I know Vinny likes the Beatles obviously, but has he ever spoke about his favorite member or if he has one? I feel like most people have one they really like on-top of liking them as a whole lol. My boyfriend was very curious (he doesn't watch Vinny but he loves the Beatles.)

It's a long shot, but I figured I'd ask possibly the only people that would maybe know. Any hints appreciated.

I'm going insane here trying to get the secret ending lol. It seems most guides have been nuked.
I'm playing the Deluxe remaster btw and I'm worried it's bugged or something.

For anyone whose played the Choicer Voicer I'm sure you've been pissed off with how you need to screen record your dubs to share them or how it's a pain to create new packs, so I wanna share this tool a friend of mine made which makes it a lot easier.

--Hope this doesn't count as off-topic, it just makes your life a lot easier if you play this game.

So this desktop app syncs your recorded lines with the original game footage, lets you adjust timing and volume, exports the finished dub, and includes timeline editing tools for anyone making custom packs. You can even upload and download these packs on a community page.

The whole project is open source and available on GitHub:

https://github.com/jojozagjos/Choicer-Voicer-Content-Manager

Audio and subtitle controls

For the backing track you have a couple options (muffle, silence, AI suppress) built into the software. There's live caption editing to make it easy to verify your clips are correct. You can also change the volume, shift subtitle timing, burn captions into the video, or export a separate .srt file.

Pack and timeline editor

In the app itself you can scrub through footage, mark clip ranges, and build mod packs. It supports all seven pack types: dubs, players, hosts, judges, studios, menus, and chatter.

Automatic format fixes

This converts and renames mismatched files, like how the game only takes .ogv instead of .mp4 for some reason, which prevents packs from failing silently in the game. You can also drag and drop .zip files to install packs a lot easier.

The best part is definitely that you can upload and download community made packs from the app itself as like a one-stop place for doing everything you need for the game.

For full transparency, this app was made with like 60/40 human to AI, but it does what it says and is all open-source, so I won't say it counts as AI slop. Please report any issues or stuff that might pop up cause it does get fixed manually.

Hope this helps anyone who wants to save their dubs or build custom packs. It should make the experience of using the game a lot more friendly all-around. No shade to the developer by any means obviously too, this is just an addition to a great game.