doubleofive said:
Of course! Does that mean I'm a 1?!Darth Editous said:
That's awesome! :D
Does this make me a 2 if we were playing Six Degrees of Harry Shearer?
DE
Wouldn't you be #5 ?
;)
I have an inexpensive Android phone, and whenever I try to watch a YouTube video, it starts playing the video...stops...and then says it can't play the video.
o_O
doubleofive said:
This thread should be preserved in the annals of history as the perfect example of Why Bingowings Rocks.
I wish I had a situation, but I've never done anything in my life.
How about this? What if I went outside? What's out there?
Out.....what?
Now, that's just crazy talk!
...And internet pirates have already figured out a way to get around it.
SilverWook said:
Bester said:
That photo of Fett and Lucas looks Photoshopped to me. I could be wrong.
It's an "official" photo apparently, like all the others fans often buy to have to the actors sign at conventions these days.
Just because it's official doesn't mean it's not photoshopped.
The Godfather?
Oh I'm sorry...I meant, Le Godfather?
Maybe Mr. Scott has been talking with Mr. Lucas about how to make prequels. o_O
WOW....you really like them big, don't ya?
...and it's a cheap date.
How many touchdowns did they get?
I'm sort of the same, with being self taught, using tutorials I've found on YouTube, and the interwebs in general.
You can use masking to cut away anything you don't want.
As far as the talent goes, on this site, I completely agree.
That's definitely a lot of questions....so let's begin:
Explosions/rockets can be done in a variety of ways - from simple overlays, to complex cgi type stuff. I'll leave that to someone else to explain in better detail than I.
Editing frames is pretty simple. The way I do it (in Sony Vegas), is to capture/save the frame, and then open it in PaintShop. Then I insert it where I want to replace the frame (either by just overlaying on the track above, or by snipping out the old frame, and putting the new one in the gap).
Now, the tricky bit - The music. The simple answer to your question is No. You could just lower the volume of the original music/sfx track, and have a second track with the new music. BUT, that sometimes sounds crappy.
Or, you could get rid of the old music/sfx track, put the new music on a new track, and then insert appropriate sound effects (on another track) that matches what was there originally.
SilverWook said:
How do they find these things so damn fast? Is it some sort of automated process?
Yes. When the video is uploaded, they scan it, and if there is any copyrighted material found, depending on the company that is associated with the material, they either put an advert with it, or it is blocked (in some, or all countries).
As an example, many of my videos have Star Wars music, and Sony (SME) puts ads on them. But, Fox will completely block videos.
Although, it can change later on. My 'HothWorld' video was blocked by Universal for a long time, and then was suddenly unblocked.
XyZ said:
... how the hell industry wouldn't be able to figure out long term effects or diseases due to new technics or the technologies they use (or spread), notably when they hire specialised scientists to study the whole thing ?...
I didn't know Technics' equipment was dangerous!
lol...I think you meant to type "techniques".
Mielr said:
All I know about JT is that...he's married to the beautiful actress Connie Sellecka.
As apposed to what?....The ugly actress Connie Sellecka?
Just as funny the second time around.
TV's Frink said:
corellian77 said:
I think the drum roll from Holy Grail (when Lancelot is seen running from afar) should be more audible in the scenes where Padme is running toward Anakin. Otherwise, very funny :)
It's weird, the drum roll sounds fine on my PC but the uploaded version sounds too quiet to me too. I've noticed it with a few other clips as well (mostly stuff I put in the surround tracks). I'll make sure it's good when I do a full 5.1 review.
Vimeo may not allow surround channels...only regular stereo?
darth_ender said:
^It's nice to catch Frink on a pic fail now and then, since he's so fond of punishing everyone else for it ;)
^It's nice to catch darth_ender writing about something that later gets fixed.
...well, I can the see the picture. O^O
TV's Frink said:
Bingowings said:
Audio from Star Trek IV
(in response to Grace asking if they like Italian food).
KIRK : Yes
SPOCK : No
KIRK : Yes
SPOCK : No
...
What are you smoking, Bingo? :p
Apparently, he's been spoking too much LDS.
(In Star Trek IV) her name is Gillian....not Grace.
Gracie is the name of the female whale.
But, is the sound in sync through the movie?
If it is, then I wouldn't worry about it.
If not, you could try 'massaging' the length of the audio.
How come you're using 29.97fps anyway?.
I use DVDFab, and rip (star wars movies) at 23.976fps
OMG!!!
Darth Vader has eyes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
georgec said:
This thread sucks
You just noticed that?
Weesa da borg....resistance is being feeutile...yousa all will be made into goongans.
Think of it this way:
Don't press the ENTER key in the middle of a sentence.
...It's as simple as that.
Is the sound in sync while previewing/playing the movie?
And, is the sound only longer by one frame?
And and, is your project set at 30 frames per second?
I haven't used Adobe Premiere, though...so I may not know what I'm talking about. ;)
negative1 said:
...if you take the square root of [-1]
you get an imaginary number -> sqrrt(-1)= i
that's what you learn with a college degree in math.
later
-1
And I learned
that from watching
a
TV show.
;)
earlier
+1