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I have an idea for how to handle spoilers, at the beginning of the video there'll be a warning saying the following video contains spoilers and in case you tune in in the middle of the video there'll be a small semi-transparaent 'S' in the lower left hand corner to let you know it contains spoilers.

Well a while ago there was a music station on shoutcast that had an online list of the playlist and you could pick which songs you wanted to listen to from a list of all of the avaliable songs on the website. (To keep the queue flowing only 10 were picked at a time.) The big problems you'd need to o...

That's also talking about PAL, but what I have is still NTSC.

Yes, I've seen that but that's mainly for stuff that's in PAL format. This is still in NTSC but instead of IVTCing like they should have they just blended the frames togeather. And those deblending plugins usually only work if the blended frame is next to two progressive frames, but this is in the 3...

In WinDVD 6 there's a '?' button right next to the close, minimize, maximize buttons. It's kinda hard to miss.

Due to the fact that whoever originally encoded the interlaced was really stupid, I now have a 29.97fps video that was frameblended instead of IVTCed like it should have been. Is there anyway to remove the blending and get it to its proper 23.97fps?

The editing on that was really good. There were just a few parts that were kinda strange but that may be my players fault cause the video just stopped for a second in some parts. But other then that really good.

BTW, the direct link to your video doesn't work for me, it just takes me to some web host's portal site.






(where in the world is the edit button)

Gallup wrote:I will check out your video, but if you really want people to see it you should post it in the opinion exchange forum.

But wouldn't it make more sense to announce amvs in the "AMV Announcements" forum? That's what it's there for right?

As far as quality is concerned the encode and the source is really bad. VHS + low bitrate wmv = almost impossible to tell what's in the picture. The edits were ok though some were too quick and the frame too small to actually tell what was in there. Most (well most I've seen, most good ones) videos ...