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Male or female, it doesn't matter the gender really when it comes to being a good amv creator. Well, maybe except that most female anime fans I know hate dragon balls, this would give them an advantage. I've never checked whether the creators of my favorite vids were males or females, just their tal...

haven't viewed any amvs with their songs, but there are a few using Megaherz.

Haven't worked on a vid in such a long time, and just reformatted computer. Now I got a problem that makes me feel like a newbie myself. I got the vob files on computer with dvddecrypter, DVD2Avi'd them to D2V files. I installed Avisynth, and have an AVS file with the following code: MPEG2Source("E:...

After a month and a half of work, I finally finished a video using footage from Final Fantasy: tSW with an industrial techno song. This is the video I made with the most special effects, audio and video layers used and time worked on... and also number of tiems compiled :? http://www.animemusicvideo...

thx for the links, but I did try both at first. Finally found some for another model (a driver for the 35 and 50 models) and I heard they work.

Only "support" I found on Sony was a form to send via email. We all know what automated mail response do in genral, don't we?

Like Arigatomyna said, the best thing to do is rip your own, or if you don't have a dvd rom, ask a friend to do it for you. That 2-5GB avi file will be better quality than that 300MB you got off the net. As for audio, best thing is extracting from CD. Most MP3s from the net are at 128kbps (which suc...

I lent my digital cam (a Sony DCR-TRV25) to my cousin since he needs to make a project for school, but there is no drivers for the cam. I know I did it last year (before a very frustrating format on disc) and now I can't find the drivers anywhere. Can anyone help out on the little dilemna? My cousin...

I can still remember playing that on our Atari 400 (or was it an 800?) home computer. Hell, we still have the cartridge (and the Atari). Ataris were so fun, I still have my 1600, and my dad still has his Atari computer (the ones with the hard drives in the keyboard) Anyone thought of making an AMV ...

well, if you get nice quality pics of the thing, you can try out and make your own. Someone over at Herzeleid.com made one almost similar for a fraction of the price.

Hearing people complain all the time about their warez and gamez (ooo, I put in z's), I feel the urge of asking:
Is your software original, or a warez?