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Bakadeshi [AuN Studios] wrote:I guess i can post the direct link so as not to have you searchign all over for it ;p

http://neuron2.net/smart.html

Thanks alot.

Is your DVD interlaced or telecined ? It's ripped Kenshin DVD footage, so I assume interlaced...It looks interlaced anyway. I have done flashing effects and one quick zoom. And of course, being anime, there are panning shots...but I've already edited so much together that I think I'll just take my ...

Oh, so I can just run decomb afterwards? Cool. Thanks.

Ok, I've made most of my video in premiere...but does anyone know how I deinterlace the dvd footage? Does Premiere have a built in deinterlacer? Should I deinterlace it?

Awesome! Thanks for the help eeryone.

Heya, I'm working on my first AMV, and I have a few questions about how to do various flashes/quick cuts. If anyone could help it would be much appreciated. I'm using Adobe Premiere Pro... 1st off, does anyone know what the best method for doing quick white flashes is? I'm trying to match drum beats...

Zarxrax wrote:Install xvid. http://www.roeder.goe.net/~koepi/xvid.shtml

Thank You!!! That solved the problem! I love you, Zarxrax!

You should be using VirtualDubMod instead of VirtualDub for that. The support is nicer. As for WMP... I can't help you there. My 2.5.x AVS kills WMP, but works fine everywhere else. Ok, I downloaded VirtualDubMod and it Still can't open my avs file. It says "AVISource: Couldn't locate a decompresso...

please...no one has had this problem before? It's really frustrating me.

Ok, so I converted to d2v, made my avs file, but when I try to play it in WMP or import it into VirtualDub I get errors saying I don't have the correct codecs. Does anyone know what codec I need or how to fix this error?