Organized folder of all my official solves- (does anyone else do this?)

[JustinTimeCuber]

I have been to 5 competitions (6 soon hype) and most of my solves were recorded by whoever took me. I have uploaded all of these to a Google Drive folder over as I have done competitions. Of course, I will have a link (clicky) but I was sort of wondering: does anyone else do something like this, with an organized folder of all their official solves in one place? I'm sort of curious how weird I am.

 

[hamfaceman]

I don't have enough pictures taken of me at competitions to do this, but If I did, I would do this. Almost certain that others would do this though, it's just basic filing.

 

[JustinTimeCuber]

I don't have enough pictures taken of me at competitions to do this, but If I did, I would do this. Almost certain that others would do this though, it's just basic filing.

I bet that there are others, but I somewhat doubt that a lot of people do it in such a way. I can't be sure, but I bet that a lot of people either just put all their videos together, or maybe in groups by competition, or maybe some just keep notable solves or solves in notable averages. Just speculation.

 

[henrysavich]

Maybe if I filmed more often. Rn I only film pyra solves (and not even all of them). Not even cause I am camera shy or something, just too lazy to find someone to film.

 

[DGCubes]

No, I don't do that. I tend to upload the good ones to YouTube in their respective competition videos, but I just delete them entirely after. Maybe not the best idea.

 

[Cale S]

yes, I have a folder where I keep all of my videos organized by competition

 

[the super cuber]

Yeah I also do this. I film most of my official solves, and have all videos of my 23 competitions organised by comp in a folder

 

[guysensei1]

Wanted to, but I missed a few and so I said 'screw it'

 

[Lucas Garron]

Wanted to, but I missed a few and so I said 'screw it'

It's never too late to start.

I have 10 years of competitions videos, and I still don't know all the places they're stored.
I use a similar system to store all my new videos locally, except that I index the folders by date rather than number – this makes it easier to sort and update.

I back up every photo and video I ever take to an external drive, and store the good ones in the folder I mentioned above.

Any organization system is better than nothing. Part of the reason my old videos aren't organized is because competition videos and practice videos and lots of other stuff is crammed into old archive folders. In the end, its easier just to organize them by date in case you might need them again (or let your favorite photo app do it for you). You never know what you might care about in 10 years.

 

[shadowslice e]

I do this for swimming but not cubing (at least not yet cause I haven't been to a comp )

 

[JustinTimeCuber]

Wanted to, but I missed a few and so I said 'screw it'

I'm missing a few but I just ignore those and upload the others.