



Kai Stromler wrote:I'm pretty sure that the word filter only applies to the forum; I've seen links over to there in journals several times. If you want to point people at your YT stream from your catalog entry, the best way to do it is probably with an indirect link (step 4 when entering a video, in your case (so far) this) so that the video will come up as "downloadable" in the search, then explain what it's pointing at in the video info page and/or in the link comments.
hth,
--K
Vershiris wrote:Thanks guys! I used TinyURL, and yes I do know that you can get websites and programs that can download from boochsack but (a) not many people do that because most people dont even know you can and (b) even if they did the quality is reduced, and with some programs Ive seen it reduces them REALLY bad.

Nya-chan Production wrote:I still don't get your need to make them indownloadable, since that just means that anyone who wants to see it has to be online and can't get any better version than the streaming one (which riuns through some encoding, so it always gets quality loss). But, well, your fight.
hasteroth wrote:It's the same thing as wanting to get a book published but only allow people to read it in the store and not be allowed to purchase it.
Or developing a video game and not letting people purchase it and only let them play it in the store.
hasteroth wrote:Or producing a movie and only showing it in theatres and never releasing it on DVD.
Emotive wrote:hasteroth wrote:It's the same thing as wanting to get a book published but only allow people to read it in the store and not be allowed to purchase it.
Or developing a video game and not letting people purchase it and only let them play it in the store.
That's a quite stupid thing to say. A book or a game can take days to finish, while amvs can go down to below 1 minute in length and the vast majority of them doesn't surpass the 5 minute mark.hasteroth wrote:Or producing a movie and only showing it in theatres and never releasing it on DVD.
That is also a very different thing, both from the two others and from streaming amvs..
But that being said, being able to download an amv to watch it offline Is important (even in those days when most people are able to access decent internet 24/7). Not to mention the quality factor, as encoding your amv after you've finished editing is growing more and more into an art of its own, Especially in those days of high definition stuff.
hasteroth wrote:Emotive wrote:hasteroth wrote:Or producing a movie and only showing it in theatres and never releasing it on DVD.
That is also a very different thing, both from the two others and from streaming amvs..
You fail to understand the principal. it Does not matter the amount of effort put forward or the length of it.
Allowing someone access and enjoy something but not letting them have it in their possession because they could steal it is the issue here. And it's idiotic because, like commercial products (books, movies, and games) they are catalogued.
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