Angst and cats; it's gotta be Sakaki. (AzuDaioh profile vid)
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- Scintilla
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I really have only one criticism to make, and as usual, it's technical in nature... <^^;
You used a resolution of 360x240, which I suppose makes things easier on the resizer because it had to shrink the image by exactly half in each dimension; but for playback on a computer monitor, it's not the right aspect ratio. For AVIs, you want to use 4:3 resolutions like 320x240.
(You can get away with resolutions like 352x240 and 720x480 when making MPEGs, because you can set the 4:3 aspect ratio flag... but as far as I know, AVI doesn't have a similar feature, or if it does, the common codecs don't implement it.)
Other than that, nice job! I particularly liked how the crossfade sequence came back for the instrumental bridge near the end, to parallel the one at the beginning.
You used a resolution of 360x240, which I suppose makes things easier on the resizer because it had to shrink the image by exactly half in each dimension; but for playback on a computer monitor, it's not the right aspect ratio. For AVIs, you want to use 4:3 resolutions like 320x240.
(You can get away with resolutions like 352x240 and 720x480 when making MPEGs, because you can set the 4:3 aspect ratio flag... but as far as I know, AVI doesn't have a similar feature, or if it does, the common codecs don't implement it.)
Other than that, nice job! I particularly liked how the crossfade sequence came back for the instrumental bridge near the end, to parallel the one at the beginning.

- SarahtheBoring
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Yeah - I'm pretty stupid (I guess) and just did a "reduce by half" filter in VDub. O_oScintilla wrote:I really have only one criticism to make, and as usual, it's technical in nature... <^^;
You used a resolution of 360x240, which I suppose makes things easier on the resizer because it had to shrink the image by exactly half in each dimension; but for playback on a computer monitor, it's not the right aspect ratio. For AVIs, you want to use 4:3 resolutions like 320x240.
OK, I'll try to get this right next time. Thanks.(You can get away with resolutions like 352x240 and 720x480 when making MPEGs, because you can set the 4:3 aspect ratio flag... but as far as I know, AVI doesn't have a similar feature, or if it does, the common codecs don't implement it.)
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Once I saw the song, I was like 'no way' is this song going to work in Azumanga. Moody stuff that all the goth kids used to listen to when I was in school, and one of the more lighthearted anime out there?
Well, proved me wrong and I'm glad for it.
Well, proved me wrong and I'm glad for it.
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- SarahtheBoring
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*does the happy dance* That's just what I was going for.madbunny wrote:Once I saw the song, I was like 'no way' is this song going to work in Azumanga. Moody stuff that all the goth kids used to listen to when I was in school, and one of the more lighthearted anime out there?
Well, proved me wrong and I'm glad for it.

So thanks, guys.
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