Sakura-Con 2008 AMV Contest (1 Month Warning)
- Pwolf
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- Vlad G Pohnert
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That depends.. Considering almost all cons present the videos in the contest in mpeg2 best is to encode it yourself into mpeg2... I've myself run 2 contests for the past 5 years and there has been very little quality issues with mpeg2 encodings. Just make sure to use a decent bit rate and setting..NightlHlawk wrote:As far I knew, that was the best way (quality-wise) of sending an AMV to a con.
Vlad
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I'll do that from now on...just need to learn how. hahaVlad G Pohnert wrote:That depends.. Considering almost all cons present the videos in the contest in mpeg2 best is to encode it yourself into mpeg2... I've myself run 2 contests for the past 5 years and there has been very little quality issues with mpeg2 encodings. Just make sure to use a decent bit rate and setting..
Vlad
I honestly didn't know mpeg2 was better for cons, thanks. =]
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quick formatting question,
One of my videos is set at a 16:9, 720x480, I wanted to know if it is better to keep it at this size for convention entry or should i add my own borders and turn it into a 4:3, 720 file? I usually use 4:3, but the DVDs i used on two of my videos are formatted at 16:9 and I usually try to keep the original size when I finish my videos. I never entered a contest with 16:9 footage, so I'd like to know if i should add borders or just send it as is. Thank you.
One of my videos is set at a 16:9, 720x480, I wanted to know if it is better to keep it at this size for convention entry or should i add my own borders and turn it into a 4:3, 720 file? I usually use 4:3, but the DVDs i used on two of my videos are formatted at 16:9 and I usually try to keep the original size when I finish my videos. I never entered a contest with 16:9 footage, so I'd like to know if i should add borders or just send it as is. Thank you.
This is how I see things:
A bad AMV makes it look easy
A good AMV makes it look fun
A great AMV makes it look hard
However, the best AMVs make it look impossible
A bad AMV makes it look easy
A good AMV makes it look fun
A great AMV makes it look hard
However, the best AMVs make it look impossible
- Seijin_Dinger
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- Erudito
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Just posted my first, yay!
There was one minor glitch tho, IE did not let me rename my folder, so my vid is in "New folder 2", hope that isn't a problem
There was one minor glitch tho, IE did not let me rename my folder, so my vid is in "New folder 2", hope that isn't a problem
This is how I see things:
A bad AMV makes it look easy
A good AMV makes it look fun
A great AMV makes it look hard
However, the best AMVs make it look impossible
A bad AMV makes it look easy
A good AMV makes it look fun
A great AMV makes it look hard
However, the best AMVs make it look impossible
- Seijin_Dinger
- Moron #69
- Joined: Sun Mar 18, 2001 5:07 am
- Status: in a relationship
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