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I just rented Kill Bill Vol.1 and the Origin of O-Ren was an awesome scene, but that goes without saying. What i want to say is that after watching the piece and talking to others i work with (i work at Blockbuster Video) they have told me how they thought it was cool as well. i had been trying to e...

thx for the info people, i'm pretty sure that my girlfriend will appreciate it...i'll have to google some stuff like nero (never heard of it) and how to make vcds and such stuff that ya'll see as common sense. well thanks again. take care

hey everyone, i just started downloading amv's like crazy and my girlfriend doesn't have a computer but likes to watch them too. is there a way to put them on cd and read on a dvd player or must it be on dvd? in any case, can someone tell me how to burn the videos so they are playable on regular dvd...

i'd have to say probably B) going into C) cuz i just started making little cheezy amv's just to get into the swing of it. plus i get frustrated easily when an edit doesn't sync or premiere crashes....so i think watching them relaxes me more...but i do like making em and plan on getting serious ideas...

ok....thanx to everyone who replied....it was very helpful and i finally got it right....in fact everything is going quite smoothly....i am using the guide as a reference on every aspect of my amv. i have noticed that when i was doing my tests that i didn't have to shorten my WAV file like it tells ...

ok...i think i got it...kinda....well...
so with my 312mb avi from premiere i would go to vdub and compress it using a lossy codec to make the file size smaller.
i just did a test clip that was 40 sec long and it came out to about 100mb...is this right?

i have read the guides on how compression works and it has said time and time again that it "compresses" the source to a "smaller" size with lossy or lossless method. anyway my main question is why whenever i save my AVI with the huffy codec that the file is so HUGE. i'm talkin my anime source files...