New Trailer: "Tactical Armor Down!"
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An opinion...
Good Points...
Very nicely done; looks like something very Hollywood.
The MPAA cinema preview bumper is a nice touch.
Effects, transitions, and overlays are top-notch.
Video capture quality looks to be as if it were the DVD itself.
Lip-sync is excellent; audio quality superb.
Bad Points...
May seem overbearing.
Some voices just didn't seem right with some characters IMO (a Japanese woman talking like a gruff young American man?).
Not viewable beyond MPAA cinema preview bumper without the latest version of DiVX, so not all can readily play the video or even play it at all.
Comments...
Send it to a con! ^_^
Good Points...
Very nicely done; looks like something very Hollywood.
The MPAA cinema preview bumper is a nice touch.
Effects, transitions, and overlays are top-notch.
Video capture quality looks to be as if it were the DVD itself.
Lip-sync is excellent; audio quality superb.
Bad Points...
May seem overbearing.
Some voices just didn't seem right with some characters IMO (a Japanese woman talking like a gruff young American man?).
Not viewable beyond MPAA cinema preview bumper without the latest version of DiVX, so not all can readily play the video or even play it at all.
Comments...
Send it to a con! ^_^
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Hanamaru Navigation - "New Name, Same Great Taste!"
Hanamaru Navigation - "New Name, Same Great Taste!"
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DJ_Izumi
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I've gotta make a few minor corrections before I send it it to anywhere, my Noir Raider trailer has turned out better I think. 
Actually, while I do own two Gasaraki DVDs, I used some crappy Divx encodes of the series since I didn't have the whole series nor a DVD-ROM drive. The video itself looks like CRAP, what I did was use Tmpgenc's noise reduction filter set to full blast to remove all the compression noise!
Actually, while I do own two Gasaraki DVDs, I used some crappy Divx encodes of the series since I didn't have the whole series nor a DVD-ROM drive. The video itself looks like CRAP, what I did was use Tmpgenc's noise reduction filter set to full blast to remove all the compression noise!