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So currently, I live in a house of 4 anime fans/video editors, adn we're all linked together through a router. Of course, this means lots of anime we all own collectively. Now, is it a good idea to use AVISynth files in premiere over a network so that we can all have different DVDs on different comp...

Hey, wait, she? :?

And as castor said, it's really expensive. Seriously, I wanted to start buying up the School Rumble R2s, just to find it'd cost me 60 for each... and they only have 2 episodes a DVD. Until I get a better job or a raise or what have you, I think I'm better off just creating a faux letterbox around my...

Read ErMaC & AbsoluteDestiny's Friendly AMV Guides

Seriously. On the main page, click on guides... There, look for "AbsoluteDestiny and Ermac's Guide to All Things Audio and Video". It's got all the info you need to get started, including what programs, how to use them, and yes, getting started on your video with Windows Movie Maker. It's just about the best thing this site has to offer... next to the video archives, of course.

To Clarify:

I have old AMV App with 2.5 AVI Synth because of the old "Unrecognized file" error in premiere. So my 2nd question becomes:

Will upgradeing mess up any current project I have on queue?

So after a 2 year hiatus and about 5 failed videos, I'm finally getting back into video editing. I'm working on my newest video now, but I have a question. I still currently using the old AMVApp, the AVISynth 2.5 (I have no clue if there's been a new addition or not), Premiere 6.0 and working off a ...

SarahtheBoring wrote:Could've done without the racist shit. Some of the others were funny, though.

I guess I can't say much about this, being my semi racial clip from AMV Hell 3. I figure the fact I'm the only white guy out of 4 roommates makes up for it.... At least, I haven't been lynched yet.

I'm having problems signing up for it right now. If anything, I'll keep you (Wired) posted through email.

I could break down his post by alot of things, but all I' mgoing to ask is...

What's wrong with the name Nightwish? I mean, seriously, that's a good of a name as any other band I know.

Agreed with the above post. Honestly, most Hard metal steers away from being repetitive by splitting up songs into parts, which lead into each other yet sounds completely different by utilizing different instrutments and disortions, making for a very epic feel. Seriously, you want repetive? Hard roc...