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^^you can either load the .afs file directly into vitual dub mod, or use DGIndex first, then load the .d2v file it creates into virtual dub mod. It's up to you. If you don't care about all the technical details, simply import the file into Virtual Dub to convert the footage to .avi format. You shoul...

heh The links you provided no longer work... Don't bother looking for the pics I posted in that thread. None of the links work. anyways. I highly suggest seeing how far you can get w/ the information in those 2 threads first because it *could* be awhile before I get to making a detailed tutorial for...

btw, you can download winhex here:

http://www.4shared.com/file/12738703/99 ... inhex.html

since typing up a long detailed tutorial on how to do this would prove to be unhealthy for my fingers at the moment, I'm going to take the lazy way out and simply link to a couple of old topics. Read this to learn how to use the basics of a hex editor: http://www.animemusicvideos.org/phpBB/viewtopic...

If the anime cut scenes from "Tales of Legendia" is all you want, then it's pretty simple. In fact, you don't even need to download a single program to rip them. 1.) Put the DVD into your DVD drive. 2.) navigate to the DVD's "AFS" folder. 3.) Drag the file called "MOVIE.AFS" onto your PC. That's it....

I really don't get the masking you know. how are you supposed to mask a whole character out a video clip? keyframes don't help. The concept is simple. 1.) use virtual dub mod or some other program to turn any clip you want into a series of pictures. 2.) use AE or photoshop (or whatever photo editin...

well before you give up, try this simple to use application first. (You should be able to unzip it with winrar or winzip.) http://nickle.shimbe.net/Archives/psscut010.lzh Drag the "LSD.PKB" onto your computer and then drag the file into the application. Maybe you'll get lucky and the application wil...

^^PC version of course.

*update*
http://www.19.5degs.com/element/208.php

This program can rip FFVIII's fmv's also.

I've tried both ways of getting the audio to sync and it only works well in the beginning. But after a while it slowly begins to lose its synch with the video and by the very end it doesn't match at all. I've had this problem before with my dvd recordings but never direct like this. Very strange. :...