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Sounds good. Thanks for your help.

Hmmm....ok. Since the footage is native 23.976, do you recommend just sticking with that, or changing it to 29.97 before I start editing? I'm not sure if doing the AssumeFPS for it after the entire thing has been edited is the best choice (would that somehow mess up the audio?), should 29.97 be pref...

Just curious how outdated the guides are in this case - my footage I plan to use is currently at 23.976. I could do the AssumeFPS to make all of it 29.97, but I'm assuming that it's not necessarily a big deal anymore to submit a video to a convention at 23.976. And is it still preferable to upload a...

I've been very lazy with uploading my AMVs to this site (and online in general), but I finally got my gears in order! 198466 I recommend watching the Golden Age of Video by Ricardo Autobahn on youtube first before trying this one. :) 198476 198477 198478 This contains a good amount of violence that ...

Whenever I play an exported video from Zarx264 in Quicktime, it displays blocky footage. I've tried adjusting certain settings, like increasing the bitrate and trying different deblocking numbers, but it seems like it's hit and miss when I do this. When I play the same video in WMP and VLC, however,...

I'm curious if people still follow the guide and use TMPGEnc and/or zarx264gui, or if they're using another program. Also, for convention submissions, do you still submit it as an MPEG-2? It seems that some conventions are preferring MP4 these days, but I've still had terrible results getting a good...

Ok, so I did a little experiment - when I have the bitrate encoding in both Premiere Pro and TMPGEnc set to CBR and not VBR, the issue doesn't really happen (it's off by about a second or so from the original uncompressed source video).

Two questions: 1) Where do I increase the I-frames in TMPGEnc? Is there a certain number I should be striving for in order to see better results? 2) Under the Advanced Setting it has Inverse Telecline checked, which says that it'll convert it to 24fps - does this conflict with keeping my framerate a...

MPEG-PS and PCR issues I think. I'm more familiar with MPEG-TS though, and it continues to astound me that AMV coordinators don't refuse anything that isn't MKV to be honest. Is there any reason you can't just submit it in a different format? Either MPEG-TS or MKV should work fine. In regards to yo...

Alright - thank you for your help.