So this video took me about three months to finish, with on and off editing. It's probably my most complicated, yet structural sound video to date. Hope you enjoy it and comments would be much appreciated. In order to view it you'll need to extract it first using WinRAR and you'll need the DivX codec.
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... hp?v=69418
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Scintilla
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Bakadeshi
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Even if that isn't the case, people here tend to be either too lazy, or too weary (of possible virus or whatnot) to download zip archives and extract them. Especially if you use a third party one like winrar that requires you to go download a program to extract it. Thats suicide for your video'Scintilla wrote:Last I heard, compressed files (and by that I mean archives of ZIP, RAR, ACE, etc.) were not allowed on local...
s exposure right there ;p I suggest uploading the AVI or mpeg file streight to the donut next time.
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dandou_boodaa
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I understand what you're saying entirely, however, after trying to get a file that was not over the upload limit of 100MB while still retaining sufficient quality time and time again, and failing, I simply took the easy way out. I hope that people dont not watch my video just because of this. Just give it a shot. Who knows, it might be worth the hassle. 