AnimeMusicVideos.org

Sure, I'll give it a once over.

http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... p?v=187833

This is my second AMV myself, so we're both relatively amateurs. I'll give you an opinion once I watch it.

Thanks very much for the rate, but there are some parts of your critiques I just want to clarify. You used a low quality mp3 file as source, didn't you? Even on low volume, I hear A LOT of static noises and cracking (I didn't even dare to enhance). You should always ripp your audio files from CD in ...

http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members/members_videoinfo.php?v=187833 Alright, my second AMV is complete and it's been submitted to a contest or two. I've only been editing for a few months, but I think this video is a decent improvement over my first one. I think my strong points are sync overall...

Well first off, to get it out of the way, your source material isn't high def. Check the footage you used and look at the aspect ration and the pixel ratio. If it's 1280 x 720 that's standard 720p HD, but I'm guessing yours isn't. There isn't much point in exporting your video at such a high resolut...

All submitted. Hope people enjoy them.

How many total submissions do you have? Have you tallied them?

Done! Man, I was getting nervous there. Good luck to all and enjoy the contest!

I'm rendering and uploading now. I'm submitting more than one file type just in case one can't be displayed properly or something. One in mpeg2 like requested, and the second one after being run through Zarx264. *crosses fingers*

More than 95% done. Soooooo close.

Quoted Image converted to link: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-K-G4RD2Kppw/Th5h9P5Y9iI/AAAAAAAAAEg/S3_CyUv5VDw/s1600/Audio_Editing2.jpg I always look at the overall structure of the music first. Then simply edit my AMV around that. In my humble opinion, this is the most important thing you can do when m...