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Thanks for your help, that worked! I also read that you can use tools to extract the video stream from the MKV, but this way is easier for AMV work.

Oh I fully plan to, but it's not on DVD just yet. In the meantime I wanted to use the fansubs to at least plan out the video.

I'm trying to load some MKVs into VirtualDubMod 1.5.10.1 so I can separate the audio and video streams to use for editing. I'm told that the AVI included in the MKV was encoded in XviD. Anyway, whenever I try loading the MKV into VDubMod, one of two things happen depending on the particular file: 1)...

Pyle wrote:LMAO!

Mad props

Glad to see you liked it enough to hate me.

Thanks. I studied the lip-sync guide somewhat religiously and had to work out a few small technical issues, but I think it came out well. The AVTech guide was also really useful and I'm glad I read through them before I started editing. Friggin' interlace frames... There're still a few I couldn't ki...

I saw this video at a friend's house. Very interesting idea and execution. Very amusing in a unique way.

Amusing video. I like the Final Fantasy jokes you threw in there.

At first I thought the hue changes and similar effects were overdone, but since it's a short video it works. That combined with the song just make the whole thing really catchy. Well done!

So I made a video for Full Metal Alchemist set to Tenacious D's "Friendship Test". Click here for the link . It's a lip sync video and I think it came out really well for my first AMV. I was already vaguely familiar with Premiere, so the biggest technical challenges were learning how to rip the DVD ...

Or in the future, as Scintilla points out, you can fiddle with the motion of the clip. In Premiere Pro (not sure about 6.5 and lower), things like scale and position are all in there, so you shouldn't have too much trouble dragging the 320x240 clip to a corner. I already tried that. The problem was...