I didn;t have any of the visual glitches like the others, so it must be in the decoding. the file itself is good, well aside from one problem.
Simplicity's audio is screwed up on my copy. On bsplayer, it totally hung the systema s soon as the video started playing, (right after the directed by screen cap) and on Microsoft Media player 10, it played the video, but the audio sounded scrampled, like a bad mp3 you'd download from kazaa. Aside from simplicity, everything else played perfectly, no glitches whatsoever.
Awesome job on the naratives and openeing segment. major Props to whoever voiced those naratives, sounds like you got a major in narating ;p Seriously sounded as profesional as any documentory you'd see on TV.
The lipsyncing seemed a bit simplistic for my taste... unatural feeling, but hell, considering the time you have to work on it, and for what it is I guess its fine ;p Serves its purpose just fine. I do like the eye blinking effect. good job on that.
Also... first time seeing A boy I knew.... that was just.... beutifull.... blended so perfectly... and edited just as well...
*cough* anyway,
I am phsyced, I want to see the widescreen sections now ;p
Oh yes, one more thing of note, I did have to juggle the volume control between the naratives and some of the video audio, more notably Ararat and Song's diva dance video. the video audio was a few notches higher than the naratives for them.
Aside from the minor issues, looking very nice.
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I ment to post what I used to play it:
Codec: Latest FFDShow beta codec, I think its August build? ffdshow decoded it, all postprocessing features disabled,
Player: BsPlayer 1.0 build 810, and Microsoft Media player 10.
Now excuse me while I watch this again
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)? I just wonder if that could damage it further, especially if the moisture gets to it. I'm a little scared to try that, also if it will void my warranty, which I'm still figuring out if its under or not. The data isn't critical to me really, but a pain in the ass to loose.
