Oops.
AMV Horror Stories?
- Cyanna
- Super Rad!
- Joined: Tue May 06, 2003 6:42 pm
- Location: New Jersey
- Contact:
My first few AMVs were made on a laptop using WMM2. I had recently finished "These Angel Hearts" for distro and I decided "I'm going to enter Otakon this year". A week before the deadline, my university-issued laptop exploded before I could make a con-friendly version. Everything...my music, pictures...my AMV project....just GONE.
...sorta
Coincidently, Vicbond was working for the University's tech support crew at the time and he helped recover a lot of stuff even though the laptop was toast. My loner laptop was just too awful to do anything on so Scintilla helped recreate my video in two days just in time for the deadline.
...sorta
Coincidently, Vicbond was working for the University's tech support crew at the time and he helped recover a lot of stuff even though the laptop was toast. My loner laptop was just too awful to do anything on so Scintilla helped recreate my video in two days just in time for the deadline.
- NS
- I like pants
- Joined: Sat Jul 08, 2006 10:05 pm
- Status: Pants
- Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Contact:
- Unlimited Rice
- Joined: Wed Jun 25, 2003 1:21 pm
- Location: FL.
I feel ya there. There have been several times where I accidentally pressed a hotkey for Extract(or was it Lift?) in Premiere that ended up wiping half the project and I didn't notice until I went back to it again and saw a big chunk of the middle gone.Kevmaster wrote:Haha, I just remember. I once deleted a whole layer of a video when I was almost finished and didn't notice it. Next time I opened the software I found out.
That was annoying.
- Scott Green
- Greenwhore
- Joined: Thu Mar 23, 2006 1:25 pm
- Status: The Dark Tower
- Location: Austria
- Kitsuner
- Maximum Hotness
- Joined: Sun Feb 16, 2003 8:38 pm
- Status: Top Breeder
- Location: Chicago, IL
- Emotive
- ...the Meditant
- Joined: Sat Nov 04, 2006 12:20 pm
Hmm.. I remember losing a whole video once. It was a FF VII amv - my third premiere video or so, I had put lots of effort in it actually (with that time's standards that is) and I had ripped the movie with some program that had split it into a few parts (mind you, it was xvid too, so the editing was laggy and problematic itself), not having thought that I might need to re-export the project or something - this sounds like a rather ridiculous mistake nowadays. So after I was done and had exported the video I deleted the ripped movie - and noticed the video had exported as a "file" file. With no extension. I tried changing the extension to .wmm like it should be, to .avi, to many things - it wouldn't work. And having used the randomly-split xvid dvd ripped movie I wouldn't be able to re-rip it in the same way and re-link stuff in the project file and re-export. My video was gone and I was left with a useless file, trying to make it work for days. >:


