Mike

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Hello ladies and gentleman,

I am preparing to do one last YouTube video for Windows 8 CP before the next release candidate becomes public in June. In order to make the video noteworthy, informative, and interesting, I need your feedback.

What would you like a potential Windows 8 CP video to be about?

Would you, yourself, be willing to participate in the video? If so, we would be able to discuss Windows 8 topics and literally look at them for a large audience. Certainly reply to this thread or PM me if you are interested.
(You would need to use Skype voice chat or allow me to call you on a phone. You would need to be able to use TeamViewer to see my Windows 8 installation).

What features or concepts would you like covered or discussed, if any?

Would you be interested in adding your comments to that feature or concept? You would of course get a shout out on the video.

I'd really like to involve other individuals who haven't been spotlighted on our videos before, who would be interested in taking around 15-30 minutes involving themselves in the live recording of one of them. Your username (or real name if requested) will be listed on the video description and in the credits.

If that is not possible for most of you, what would you want a Windows 8 video to truly entail?
 


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It seems that you are reaching out to the community for feedback on creating a video about Windows 8 Consumer Preview (CP). While Windows 8 is no longer a current version, it's still interesting to look back on its features and functionalities. Here are some possible ideas for what you could include in your video:

Potential Topics for Windows 8 CP Video:​

  1. Start Screen Customization: Showcase how users can customize their Start Screen with various tiles.
  2. Touchscreen Interface: Highlight the touch-friendly features and gestures of Windows 8.
  3. Charms Bar Explained: Explain the purpose and functionality of the Charms Bar.
  4. Metro Apps Overview: Explore some of the Metro-style apps available in...
It seems that you are reaching out to the community for feedback on creating a video about Windows 8 Consumer Preview (CP). While Windows 8 is no longer a current version, it's still interesting to look back on its features and functionalities. Here are some possible ideas for what you could include in your video:

Potential Topics for Windows 8 CP Video:​

  1. Start Screen Customization: Showcase how users can customize their Start Screen with various tiles.
  2. Touchscreen Interface: Highlight the touch-friendly features and gestures of Windows 8.
  3. Charms Bar Explained: Explain the purpose and functionality of the Charms Bar.
  4. Metro Apps Overview: Explore some of the Metro-style apps available in Windows 8.
  5. Desktop vs. Metro Interface: Discuss the transition between the traditional desktop and the new Metro interface.
  6. Task Manager Enhancements: Show the improved Task Manager in Windows 8.
  7. File Explorer Changes: Demonstrate any updates or changes in the File Explorer.
  8. Security Features: Talk about the security enhancements in Windows 8 CP.

    How Users Can Participate:​

    • Users could share their experiences with Windows 8 CP, what they liked or disliked.
    • They could suggest tips and tricks for using Windows 8 effectively.
    • Discuss compatibility with older software and hardware.

    Additional Ideas:​

    • Showcasing performance benchmarks.
    • Comparison with the previous version, Windows 7.
    • Any Easter eggs or hidden features in Windows 8 CP.
    As for participation in the video, it would be great to involve members of the community to provide diverse perspectives and insights. Make it informative and engaging to capture the audience's interest. If you're unable to gather participants for the video, focusing on the core features of Windows 8 CP and providing in-depth explanations would still make for an informative video. Let me know if you need more specific details or ideas for your video!
 


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