Make a DBZ M.V.
- Heero_Yuy84
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- NicholasDWolfwood
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Re: Make a DBZ M.V.
...if your source is not widescreen, don't USE widescreen, moron. If your source is 4:3 aspect, use the good ole 640x480 or 720x480 and export to whatever resolution is in that aspect ratio (180x90, 352x240, 640x480, 720x480)SS5_Majin_Bebi wrote:Yeah, i will. Im in the process of makin some now, just for some reason i cant get it to export in widescreen format. It PREVIEWS in widescreen, but it wont fuckin EXPORT in widescreen, and ive followed tutorials aswell!! help, please somebody!!!-ssj2gohan- wrote:Can someone make a DBZ AMV so I can see how good you guys are?
Then Maybe you can enter it into our contest(go to link below)
Anyways, as soon as im done makin one ill post it to u. How long have i got?
If your source is widescreen, it's generally going to be something like 656x424 or some crap like that. If it's Anamorphic widescreen, it will be 720x480, but you have to correct the aspect ratio first. To do this, load the file into AVISynth and do "LanczosResize(720, 360)" (Without the quotes) and it will convert that one movie/ep/whatever into the standard res when you fix an anamorphic source. Then you edit in whatever resolution your source is.
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On the subject of RM and WMV fights, I think WMV is supeior. First of all, Windows Media Player comes with Windows. Realplayer does not. Realplayer sucks ass and takes control of nearly all your video file formats, so they all play in Realplayer (RM, AVI, MPG/MPEG, etc.)
Second of all, WMV is superior because the audio and video quality doesn't suck ass like Realplayer does. I once made a video and compressed it in WMV for 56kers, it was around 5MB with a video bitrate of around 300kbps or so and audio at 128 WMV1. It was a 3 minute 32 second video.
Just use MPEG/MPG or AVI. In the AVI department, I'd suggest using XviD or DivX for videos. If you want to use an MPEG format, go with MPEG-1.
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- JustAnOrdinaryPanda
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Re: Make a DBZ M.V.
Some of the Realplayer 9 videos look really good for their size, and Realplayer only takes over your file formats if you're stupid enough to let it. Simple checkboxes ensure they remain intact.NicholasDWolfwood wrote: On the subject of RM and WMV fights, I think WMV is supeior. First of all, Windows Media Player comes with Windows. Realplayer does not. Realplayer sucks ass and takes control of nearly all your video file formats, so they all play in Realplayer (RM, AVI, MPG/MPEG, etc.)
Second of all, WMV is superior because the audio and video quality doesn't suck ass like Realplayer does. I once made a video and compressed it in WMV for 56kers, it was around 5MB with a video bitrate of around 300kbps or so and audio at 128 WMV1. It was a 3 minute 32 second video.
Just use MPEG/MPG or AVI. In the AVI department, I'd suggest using XviD or DivX for videos. If you want to use an MPEG format, go with MPEG-1.
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Whilst I still have 56k, I still always download the larger file formats, its ALWAYS worth it, no matter how good WMV/RM gets.
- RichLather
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Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
The last time I has RealPlayer, I did check off the file associations I didn't want it to have, but it was like the program wouldn't take no for an answer. It kept asking me if I wanted to associate certain file formats with RealPlayer.
It didn't take long for me to get tired of the damn thing and flush it down the toilet with the other turds.
If only it were as painless to use as Windows Media Player, or there were a dependable third-party player that could handle .rm files.
The last time I has RealPlayer, I did check off the file associations I didn't want it to have, but it was like the program wouldn't take no for an answer. It kept asking me if I wanted to associate certain file formats with RealPlayer.
It didn't take long for me to get tired of the damn thing and flush it down the toilet with the other turds.
If only it were as painless to use as Windows Media Player, or there were a dependable third-party player that could handle .rm files.
- NicholasDWolfwood
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Well, EO Video can. It will also convert any video file format into AVI or MPEG, also, but for 30 days. The player is free forever. Download EO Video and you can play any video format (With the right codecs, of course) in the Player.
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- ayanami_soul
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dbz video submission
ya well i just finished a dbz vid.....I needed to do something to get myself back into the swing of things...I haven't done amv's for like 3 months..anyways the vid is call "dbz like this" I used the song "its goin down" executioners ft. linkin park......I think its good enough to submit...so tell me how to submit the vid..do i need a host....or something or do i send the vid to u....email me @ ayanami_soul@hotmail.com or btrunks4@hotmail.com 8)
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