<a href=http://www.anime-la.org/anime-la/amv/>The Anime LA AMV contest page</a> wrote:No AMVs over 6:00min in length, please, and <b>no AMVs over 100mb in size</b>. Larger file sizes will only be accepted at the sole discretion of the administrator, and all of Mikal's decisions are final.
Recommended Formats for AMV submission are as follows
Video: <b>Mpeg 2, HuffYUV</b>
Audio: MPEG Layer III, Microsoft WAV
Scintilla wrote:Wait, what the <i>hell?</i><a href=http://www.anime-la.org/anime-la/amv/>The Anime LA AMV contest page</a> wrote:No AMVs over 6:00min in length, please, and <b>no AMVs over 100mb in size</b>. Larger file sizes will only be accepted at the sole discretion of the administrator, and all of Mikal's decisions are final.
Recommended Formats for AMV submission are as follows
Video: <b>Mpeg 2, HuffYUV</b>
Audio: MPEG Layer III, Microsoft WAV
I mean, a cash prize sounds pretty sweet, but... there's the seeming contradiction (barring really short videos) I just pointed out, and also... am I reading this right, or is the only way to submit videos by <i>e-mail?</i>
narcted wrote:Is it actually going to happen this time? I heard about it back in 2003, but it never happend, I'm pretty sure. If it does, it's pretty easy for me to be there. I could enter the contest. I'm skeptical right now.
http://www.anime-la.org
Scintilla wrote:Wait, what the <i>hell?</i><a href=http://www.anime-la.org/anime-la/amv/>The Anime LA AMV contest page</a> wrote:No AMVs over 6:00min in length, please, and <b>no AMVs over 100mb in size</b>. Larger file sizes will only be accepted at the sole discretion of the administrator, and all of Mikal's decisions are final.
Recommended Formats for AMV submission are as follows
Video: <b>Mpeg 2, HuffYUV</b>
Audio: MPEG Layer III, Microsoft WAV
I mean, a cash prize sounds pretty sweet, but... there's the seeming contradiction (barring really short videos) I just pointed out, and also... am I reading this right, or is the only way to submit videos by <i>e-mail?</i>
Larger file sizes will only be accepted at the sole
discretion of the administrator, and all of Mikal's decisions are
final.
DynamicPerformance wrote:With Divx, no movie should be over 100mb, even 10+ minutes.
If you have a diff format, u can always ask if We will be able to accomodate you.
<a href=http://www.anime-la.org/anime-la/amv/>The Anime LA AMV contest page</a> wrote:Recommended Formats for AMV submission are as follows
Video: <b>Mpeg 2, HuffYUV</b>
Audio: MPEG Layer III, Microsoft WAV
Raynovac wrote:what ever happened to entering for fun.
usually its better to help someone and inform them of, what is believed to be correct procedures, instead of being critical. why not help so you can make the contest better. with out contest after all, how would we showcase?
That is why he ask for any of those willing to educate him is welcome.
if you have any questions dynamicperfomance, you know my email.
So, you're telling us here that we're supposed to use a format that the rules say we're not supposed to be using?
burn!Recommended Formats for AMV submission are as follows
double burn!If your AMV runs in a different format than those recommended, please also include any necessary codecs, players and important instructions or we will likely be unable to play your AMV in the contest.
If you're going to correct every one of Dynamicman's typos, you're going to be _very_ busy, Zer...
A 6-minute high-quality MPEG-2 could be as big as 500 MB.
I believe a 6-minute HuffYUV AVI would probably be 2 or 3 GB.
I have never either, I try to make my movies 3-4 minutes, fairly short, to the point, and it keeps the AMV from becomming repititious.(I'm talking rough estimates here since I've never made a 6-minute video.)
So if we could burn to CD or DVD and submit that way, that would be much appreciated.
should be "speaks"speeks
Castor Troy wrote:I'd go if it wasn't a week after Ushicon...![]()
Would Anime LA be interested in showing multieditor projects as well?
DynamicPerformance wrote:the point of "No videos over 100mb" is to keep my server open for class e-mails. if you fill up my server with a gigantic attatchment, and I miss a TBA test date, I WILL fry your bios!A 6-minute high-quality MPEG-2 could be as big as 500 MB.
I believe a 6-minute HuffYUV AVI would probably be 2 or 3 GB.
If u need help making your movie smaller, I DO understand compression.
try reducing the dimensions of the output file. Find the point where quality + size is best. Also, you can zip/rar/tarball the file to make it fit. Or try divx as a codec.
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