Well, there is Christian Black Metal ('White' Metal? I dunno, but I've heard that label before - I know absolutely nothing about Christian Black Metal aside from what I've read on another forum I frequent; can't even remember the band names commonly given).Sierra Lorna wrote:Both Manowar and Mayhem are apparently Black Metal, so definitely not Christian.
I have actually heard the term "White Metal" used around Christian metal. I thought the term "Black Metal" referred to dark/pessimistic metal, but I could be wrong.Qyot27 wrote:Well, there is Christian Black Metal ('White' Metal? I dunno, but I've heard that label before - I know absolutely nothing about Christian Black Metal aside from what I've read on another forum I frequent; can't even remember the band names commonly given).Sierra Lorna wrote:Both Manowar and Mayhem are apparently Black Metal, so definitely not Christian.
Not that Mayhem or Manowar are anywhere close to it, though.
are you guys going to make it into 720x480? or are we going to be having videos with diffrent resolutions:(?silver_moon wrote:---------
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Instead of submitting your final tracks in 720x480, I'd like you all to just send us your track in whatever resolution you edited it in, to ensure that it's the highest quality possible. That means if your source was 640x480, send your huffyuv/MPEG-2 in 640x480. If you edited in 720x480, send your track in 720x480. And no black bars for widescreen footage anymore.
I think that will make things easier for me to work with. I'll be resizing everything myself to put into the final project.
I'm sure it's safe to assume that all of the videos will be resized to a uniform resolution, and that the aspect ratios will be kept intact.shinodude wrote:are you guys going to make it into 720x480? or are we going to be having videos with diffrent resolutions:(?silver_moon wrote:---------
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Instead of submitting your final tracks in 720x480, I'd like you all to just send us your track in whatever resolution you edited it in, to ensure that it's the highest quality possible. That means if your source was 640x480, send your huffyuv/MPEG-2 in 640x480. If you edited in 720x480, send your track in 720x480. And no black bars for widescreen footage anymore.
I think that will make things easier for me to work with. I'll be resizing everything myself to put into the final project.
Yes, I will resize all of the videos to be the same resolution before we put all the tracks together, using avisynth (except for the tracks that are already the resolution I want). This is mostly to make sure no one makes mistakes in resizing their videos improperly themselves, and also I think it will make it easier for me to deal with the widescreen tracks (I'll be adding borders and such to those tracks, and making sure they're the right aspect ratio and everything).AtomX wrote:I'm sure it's safe to assume that all of the videos will be resized to a uniform resolution, and that the aspect ratios will be kept intact.shinodude wrote: are you guys going to make it into 720x480? or are we going to be having videos with diffrent resolutions:(?
Just let us know when you know which anime and song you'll use, and we'll add you to the track list.meos2 wrote:i would like to join into this project.if i finish my amv,what i have to do next.
i have to upload it.
And once you're done your track, as it says in the first post:Don't upload your vid to the org. YouSendIt.com is very easy to use, so you shouldn't have any problems with it. Then just e-mail us the download link once you've uploaded your vid to YouSendIt. I hope that helps.first post wrote:- We don’t have an FTP server, so to send the files to us, we recommend using YouSendIt.com. If you have a slow internet connection and just don’t want to send a huffyuv to us using it, you could either burn it to a CD and send it to us through the mail, or encode it using XviD to make the file smaller (DO NOT use XviD unless you absolutely have to)
for some reason some of my footage is in diffrent aspect ratio like one vob is diffrent from another vod, will that be a problem when you are resizing them? or should I fix that?silver_moon wrote:Yes, I will resize all of the videos to be the same resolution before we put all the tracks together, using avisynth (except for the tracks that are already the resolution I want). This is mostly to make sure no one makes mistakes in resizing their videos improperly themselves, and also I think it will make it easier for me to deal with the widescreen tracks (I'll be adding borders and such to those tracks, and making sure they're the right aspect ratio and everything).AtomX wrote:I'm sure it's safe to assume that all of the videos will be resized to a uniform resolution, and that the aspect ratios will be kept intact.shinodude wrote: are you guys going to make it into 720x480? or are we going to be having videos with diffrent resolutions:(?
If you rip a vob from a DVD, it is automatically 720x480. Then you probably have to make an avisynth file to open that vob file up in your editing program, right? So unless if you resized your files in Avisynth, I don't see how the files could be different sizes. Unless if you just mean that there's different sizes of black edges around the picture in the different files. If that's the case, you should be cropping the black off and resizing all of the files back to 720x480. If you meant something else, let me know.shinodude wrote:for some reason some of my footage is in diffrent aspect ratio like one vob is diffrent from another vod, will that be a problem when you are resizing them? or should I fix that?
