AnimeMusicVideos.org

There are a few videos on the site that have problems with them, it would be nice if there was a link to submit a problem report so they can be fixed or if necessary removed. For example this video http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members/members_videoinfo.php?v=121840 is just a the music with no vid...

Personally I've always been a big fan of http://www.dc-dvd.co.uk for my region 1s. Also their prices include shipping and import tax already (unlike play.com, which makes them seem cheaper till you buy), the only extra you pay is a surcharge on cards (i think credit is 5% and debit is £1).

Location makes a big difference. Some people may live where they have a bad, or at least slightly dodgy connection to the org (I know there are times i get 5kb/s when somewhere else gives me 80), with Bittorrent they can dl from people who are closer on the internet. And having BT on the org will no...

I don't know of anywhere free you'd be able to host something like that. Either look to buy some hositng or beg a friend with loads of spare space. Of course, unless you have hour long epic videos, you should be able to get some pretty decent quality at 100meg, I'd check through AD and ErMaC's Guide...

It kinda performs a similar function to a standard deviation, but gives what is a more useful result in this situation. It still gives details on the spread of results, but it's not a mathematical model as such, it's a simple boolean per user based on a cut off value for the opinion, so no heavy num...

Pick a song that matches your clips. For example, Dragon Ball Z fight scenes go great with tunes from Limp Bizkit, Disturbed and Metallica Can take several hours Hmm, I'm thinking this was written based on the average vids on the org (looks at the mean disrupting spikes for DBZ...). Also love bits ...

Bayesian averaging is still averaging (as opposed to mean, as a student I've got that ingrained into me). But while it's acurate, this type of sort is completely different. As I said before, check the RT site (which a lot of well known film critics have joined so they obviously consider it a good sy...

Uh.... Last I checked, the top 10% works by averaging, so I'm not entirely what the heck you're talking about here. Then you really haven't understood the system I'm talking about. This is a completely different system from averaging, if you checked the example I used it even explained this. Two co...

The Top Favourite Videos is probably the closest to what I mean but still compiles what most people think stands out, it's probably best explained with an example: Video 1 and 2 have both been seen by 100 people. Video 1 has quite a split fan base, a lot of highs and a lot of lows, averages out with...

A possible solution to people asking "what's the best x amvs" would be to perhaps introduce a recommended rating as well as an average rating, ala Rotten Tomatoes . Whereby a an opinion rating of 7 or higher is a recommendation and a 4 or 5 on the stars is a recommendation. This way you can see not ...