Please help me

[AnythingPink]

Okay, I recently made a AMV. And I'm new here. The thing is when I saved it, the quality went way down. So I'm wondering how can I change that? I tried openning it with Vdub but it says ASF files aren't accepted.. And I made this AMV using nothing but AVI video files. Anyways what program can I use to get the quality back? And should I continue to use WindowsMovieMaker?

[The Origonal Head Hunter]

1. Buy the dvds
B. Rip footage from said dvds.
III. Don't use downloaded footage for AMV making, it ruins quality.

Also, how are you exporting the amv?

[Scintilla]

http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/ ... xport.html

[JaddziaDax]

well this is the "break down" to steps (to make it easier)

1. Rip and convert DVDs choose - one
2. import and set up
3. Edit to your taste (the fun part)
4. export
5. compress your Video and your Audio OR Compress both in Zarxgui
6. upload to the org

Trouble Shooting:
1. Windows Movie Maker FAQ
2. Windows Movie Maker Forum (on the org of course)

scintilla beat me to it O.o

[Pherphq]

Okay, I recently made a AMV. And I'm new here. The thing is when I saved it, the quality went way down. So I'm wondering how can I change that? I tried openning it with Vdub but it says ASF files aren't accepted.. And I made this AMV using nothing but AVI video files. Anyways what program can I use to get the quality back? And should I continue to use WindowsMovieMaker?

have you save your project to avi

[Naizashi]

well i dont think windows movie maker saves as avi only wmv im sure..u should go edit with sony vagas or adobe premiere then save out as avi uncompress nd open that in virtual dub than save out as xvid

[Wolfy2hk]

well i dont think windows movie maker saves as avi only wmv im sure..

I think u forgot about the DV-AVI option which exports the videos as AVI, but for me it tends to screw up audio sync