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Beside this, this guide will help you.

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moonie211 wrote:Those are Huffy, lagarith and quantizer 1 xvid.

Fixed.

Thirdly, the resolution in which it was ripped was 720x540, straight to 3ivX - But 720x540 is no DVD resolution, neither PAL nor NTSC. So it's resized, what I count as processing. The resizing is done before deinterlacing - if it's done improperly it can be the reason that you can't remove the inte...

Malificus wrote:Just because someone made it first, doesn't mean the people who make similar videos have seen it before. They would be being just as original as the first person

No. They would be as creative as the first person, but not as original. There can only be one.

Kevmasterflashdeluxe wrote:Imagine 2 AMV's with the same Concept.

One uses LinkinballZ, the other one the Indian Rap with obscure anime.


Which one would get the higher Originality rating?

Simply to answer. The one who used the concept first. No matter what sources were used. Originality comes from origin.

And to add: Since raws are usually hard compressed, you will have difficulties to compress your AMV.

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BasharOfTheAges wrote:Post your scripts

Beside this, the sample file that you did provide is pretty useless. The resolution of 720x540 shows that it was processed. Put an unfiltered example up, which is only transcoded, no other processing involved.

For what purpose?

For DVD? Then 720x480. Set the 16:9 flag, and letterbox it before, so that it fits 16:9.

Any other purpose - leave it as is.