Hi! I'm new in the AMV things. This is my first ever AMV. I already did some video about wrestling but they all suck so I'm not very good at this but i do it cause i like doing it. So don't be to hard on me I'm new to this stuff.
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... hp?v=56279
Please give me constructive commentaries and sorry for the spelling mistakes I'm french canadian^^.
Mai-HiME-she loves me not
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I've never seen the series itself, so I guess I'd be the one to play devils advocate.
Audio = very loud RAW stereo ^_^
Video = 640 X 480 ^_^
three things I noticed:
1) Sub-titles with no useful function.
2) the DIVX logo can be turned-off at the DIVX Codec settings.
3) heavy image-blocks at active scene's
just raise the Video encoding bit-rate to match the Video's picture size and
your "looking Good"
Audio = very loud RAW stereo ^_^
Video = 640 X 480 ^_^
three things I noticed:
1) Sub-titles with no useful function.
2) the DIVX logo can be turned-off at the DIVX Codec settings.
3) heavy image-blocks at active scene's
just raise the Video encoding bit-rate to match the Video's picture size and
your "looking Good"