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Although it’s a information video, hmmmm it’s sound and looks to build and not what I’m used to see from Woody and Gus

Love this video. Thanks for showing how to edit a reaction video. Lot of videos out there on YT but yours actually shows in depth how you did it and how simple it is. Also u show which app or program you use. Thank you. 🙏🏽 you and woody are awesome !!! 👏🏽 😎

Awesome spot. I learned to scuba there for the first time. These new owners have done a lights out job on this remodeling project.

If you decide to move forward with the AI narrated educational videos, maybe note that in the video title? I was initially put off by “AI Woody”. The speaking cadence threw me off. 😂 I know that it isn’t practical for you guys to record hours and hours of educational content. Another thought, maybe create a Dive Talk Academy channel?

Nitrogen Narcosis gives me a nasty effect, everytime, Vertigo, so I avoid it like the plague. I prohibit myself from going deeper than 30 meters, it's not worth the risk.

Need more 4:46.

For someone like me who has no editing skills, this is pretty interesting to watch. And kudos for using Windows 👌

DPV's (Diver Propulsion Vehicles) are especially dangerous. They can get down to nark depths easily and fast. Once narked, bounce dives are predictable. This was my mistake years ago at the Santa Cruz Islands. It's just too easy to zoom up and down... But when narked its almost impossible to avoid. I cant get my hearing back. bummer

Yeah… it was kind of weird to hear Woody reading rules from a guidebook and the Asian female voice left us wondering why. It seems to me, as a non-diver, that practicing divers know the information you presented. I understand you wanted to experiment though.

I really hate AI when its used like this, please dont use it since, in the long term, it will cause many viewers to leave the channel me included. If you dont have time to film videos, just drop one per month its much better than whatever this is. You talk about people using AI voices and generated text in videos you are reacting to and then you do the same. Its honestly not good

What happened with the narration at 4:20. Switched from woody to what sounds like an AI female Asian accent???

This is fantastic, keep it up! Both channels offer amazing diver education content, and I believe more is needed to combat the questionable content released by non-diver channels.

Did you guys really just take Woody's voice and AIify it? 7:23 I don't think any English speaking person would read diverse as diverse. Also this is obviously out of a book or manual. Its only appropriate that you cite that book or manual to give appropriate credit.

fully ai?

While I like the content and this video, I dont like that dislikes are disabled.

I like deep dives. Thanks for the reminders.

Hey Woody Keep Up the Good work Im Sure your push to get information out to new and Veteran Divers has saved lives.

To me, fundamentals are the most important thing! Ed's training of knowing the why is one of the best training principles that should be done "Hobby" wide. But I do have a major question about the training. If I take all the training, drysuit, side mount/rebreather, DPV, etc.. Does it make me a professional diver? I think the mindset of most (using Ed's friend incident) divers is once I get the card I'm a pro! And that's how you got that incident of zero vis. I have thousands of hours in Fire Service training. Does that make me a professional Fire fighter? I don't think so! I was dive certed to advanced diver. Emergency diver trained, and an EMT-D Does this make me a professional diver?? I don't! I believe it the mindset of the individual. Ed and Medhi's training principles are in my opinion the best way to be trained. If you know and prove the fundamentals and the why, you can be a "better" diver. It's really the instructor who's training is the reflection that shows when someone is trained! If I were to go back through my certs. I'd prefer Ed's and Medhi's training than what I had.

Could you guys do one on algorithms? Like which one is best? For example I read/hear a lot of controversy between Bühlmann vs VPM. Would love to hear your opinions, I’m new to everything and want to absorb as much info as possible haha.

You must advertise this channel more often on your main channel, although I have been following you for a long time I have only just found it.

😂I am getting way too much entertainment from these clips for a non-diver!!!😂😂

Ha, that depth gauge is way simpler then I was thinking! Great review man! Thanks!

Your looking good man have u lost weight?

I am a technical, CCR and cave diver and I don’t dive air almost at all. Definitely not deeper than 30m (100ft). I thought that I don’t know the feeling of narcosis because I just didn’t have it, until I learned it the bad way… During my technical class the instructor let us (students) execute the dive and he was filming me at 50 meters (170ft) to prove me that even if I don’t feel it (because we were diving with trimix 18/45) it doesn’t mean that i am not narked. The video showcasing what I was doing literally shocked me. I was laughing, I was confused, I didn’t remember the dive plan nor direction, couldn’t make a decision… and I would argue until now that I didn’t feel the narcosis at all. However, the day I first time felt narcosis , I will never forget. I was diving at Ginnie springs with Nitrox 32 and not only got narcosis, but also CO2 hit that strong, that I almost blacked out. (My chest was burning heavily, I felt dizzy, loosing focus and started having tunnel vision). I was terrified because I never felt either of those before…I thought I die there that day. However, since that day, and since I know the symptoms well, I am much more sensitive to any changes in my body, that sometimes I can notice mild narcosis even at 18 meters (60ft). So I believe that if someone say that he/she is never narked - the person just doesn’t recognize the symptoms well according to me.

Ok thanks for bringing this place to my attention, definitely on the list of places to go. 👍

Hope we didn't jinx the background remover website (which works fantastically for me, no green-screen) LOL

Clapperboard is the first word that comes to mind, but it's aka a bunch of other things.

Love the “Stop, prevent your death” sign.

0:58 Mean Gus??? 1:20 Classic Gus statement "That's not ... right"

Do you download the videos using yt-dlp? Cool setup, Gus!

Any time I hear "that ain't right..." I'm in!

Woody: "I'm literally freezing!" Wall thermometer: 73°F

Great review

Rule #1 for content creation: The desk will ALWAYS become a mess 😃

Great BTS, appreciate the editing overview; Format is spot on! Ever try making the pose for each other's screenshot?

Super fun thanks for the tour!

Very cool & interesting vid! Well done 👍🏻

There it is. Years after i started wondering what your setup was lol I want that downstairs room. I need the dark and cold, and it just looks awesome.

The curiosity of death is such a popular topic because it’s the one thing we cant experience and relate to… That’s a good quote lol. I should trademark it or something.

rudimentary?? 😳

You live in a mansion with a dog? You look like you are rich. I didn’t know people can make that much money on UA-cam not getting millions of views per video

great!

👍

Popping a woody!

Love the burn! Become one with the pain! Yasssss!

Blind people rn:😮😧

Will there be a hammer safe tour in the future? 👀 🤣

You have too many toys 😂😂😂😂

Own this watch and love it ❤

Mechanical Engineer here: the 200 or 300m of water resistance are actually with purpose and not gimmicks. Besides the extreme depth watches, they are just the engineering version of who has the longest. The pressure tests fot wristwatches are made for static pressures. No movement and nothing touches the watch Besides water and a non moving stand. Now imagine you have a 50m capable watch and you bang it against a rock, ur dive light or something hard... High chances it starts leaking which is pretty sure the death of a delicate mechanical watch. That's why watches are water resistant to these depths. So they can endure more than just the pressure at depth. Also not just Boyles law. The ideal gas law counts here. Temperature, especially colder ones make the oros inaccurate. Not much though. But I saw a video of the watch in 9°C water and it was off by 1 to 2m. Nothing wild but I wouldn't trust it for deco.