How to Create a Super Simple Bootloader, Part 1: Getting Started

Why is the audio so crappy?

Thank you so much for the video but unfortunately the audio quality is too low. I can only understand some words because of it.

Thank you for sharing.

When I use "Build All", build was successful but couldn't see Binary files. Do I have enable some option to create binary files?

Sure...super simple trigonometric geometry.

You could rival arduino if you sold your chips bootloaded, like arduino does.

Great product, why not sell them already bootloaded? And have a programmer like arduino does? I'm not an engineer, I can go through this but why not use arduino instead? Truth is I like your chip better and will learn.

Do you have this in chinese?

I did this in Ubuntu, and it only too about 800ms to build unlike ther~40s it took for you to build. Why is that?

Audio is like mumbling into a bucket. I wouldn't feel comfortable releasing an instructional video like this.

This is a little bit late but I personally think this was well presented. I didn't previously understand what the _attribute_ keywork meant, but because of this video I will have a much better understanding of the libraries that have been developed! Thank you for this.

What a FANTASTIC IDEA, real low level programming stuff. I have been of the mind set that "C" and "C++" were the way to go, but this is somewhat dissatisfying for an old hardware developer's perspective (been 'doing it' since 1967) - yep I'm an old bastard, but still love getting down and dirty in the metal.
GREAT start for a series for people like me - even younger ones.
Top stuff guys.
Where is that Polish bloke? I think he would make another great team member for the 'bridging' of seriously great ST hardware being 'malleable' by the applicable software to complete the application cycle.
Cheers to all,
n.

Didn't get the NOLOAD part.
what is happening here? If you do this then while you are flashing you are skipping this 128bytes of array. So it takes less time to compile and build and when flashing you ultimately skip the section.
Am I correct?
so default value will be 0xFF if that area is cleared.

This video is amazingly helpful, I had no problems with the accent

So much interesting and needed information's, I can listen to you all day, but change this microphone !!!

I watched the whole series and I want to say that it was wonderfully presented!

You jumped through the sections without wasting time, showing all relevant code and settings. This allows me to create my own project and mess around to learn and not waste too much time watching a video that goes into unnecessary detail.

As someone who mixes sound for a church I have some specific suggestions. I think the reason the speaker is hard to understand is that there is too much bass in the voice. We regularly put a low frequency cutoff in vocals up to about 200Hz. This gets rid of the muddiness of the voice. I also suggest that while the speaker is speaking that the background music but cut in half or more - I think it is too loud. In general I think the production quality of these videos is very good, but agree they are hard to listen to.

I survived by enabling the subtitle..

it took 45 min to understand the video of 8min, poor audio and the accent is so difficult to understand. please fix this.

Actually great content, nice dive into the topic, something I was looking for, but the audio really should be better. This is really hard on ears for longer than a minute (but I made it)

Guys this is not the first time I make such comment on an stm video, the audio quality is terrible and it’s hard to understand the speach... I mean what’s wrong! in 2021 it should fairly easy to record with a decent quality!!!