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It's not a problem, Trythil. If you hadn't done such great AMVs in Cinelerra, I would never have taken a serious look at that program!

I submitted an AMVs in Linux guide in July, 2005, and never got a response. Therefore I've gone off and published it on my own webpage. Included are sections on CD and DVD ripping, a Cinelerra tutorial written in my own words, and encoding settings that should work for just about everyone. Check it ...

I'll be releasing a few of my old AMVs over the next few weeks. The first is a VCR-edited one that I made in 1999. When making this, I did not have access to a state-of-the-art computer, professional-grade software, or even good AMVs to learn from. I did not own my own equipment or even my own copy ...

On July 26th I submitted a (meticulously researched and edited) guide to making AMVs in Linux. On August 4th I started a thread about it. Well now it's October and OVER TWO MONTHS have passed since I sent the guide in. The guide has not been put up and none of the administrators have said anything a...

This is Dugan again.

Yes, Trythil and I are currently talking about doing another revision.

But I also hope that you'll find the current version to be already good enough to put in the Guides section.

Of course I'll give you a copy, Trythil. Please PM me with an email address that I can send it to.

Thank you, derobert. I used this as an opportunity to revise the guide. I've sent one copy of the revised version to you and another to admin@animemusicvideos.org. Hope you like it.

I've never used svn, but I'ved used cvs and I imagine svn to be similar. Why do you ask?

On August 26th, I sent in a guide to making AMVs in Linux. I had spent an immense amount of time researching and writing it, with the intention that it would take the reader from a ripping collection of CD's and DVD's, all the way to encoding and uploading a completed AMV. Linux often offers more th...

I take back what I said about Cinelerra compiling under Slackware! That was true for Slackware 9.0. It is not true for 9.1. Slackware 9.0 comes with nasm 0.98.36. Slackware 9.1 comes with nasm 0.98.37. The difference is big enough that Cinelerra 1.1.7 will compile in Slackware 9.0 but not in 9.1! No...

I did use the mpeg3toc program and load the index file. The speed was as you said: the same as when you avisynth a vob into Premiere. But it seems the two of us have different definitions of "acceptably fast." BTW, Trythil, please accept my apologies for misspelling your name. To answer el_farlo: El...