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 Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2007 5:00 pm
Hello Everyone!!! mrgreen
Ok I recently installed DivX to make my AMV's now, but I don't have a clue how to use it!!!
I need to find out what I need to do to RIP my anime DVD's onto my computer and then encode and convert them so they go into DivX.
If I need some other program to do one of these things please let me know.
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Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 7:56 am
I didn't realize you could edit with DivX. I thought it was just a player...o_O;;
But to rip AMVs on your comp you should get the AMVapp which has DVD decriptor in it.
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Desdemona Legardored Crew
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Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 3:04 pm
Desdemona Legardored I didn't realize you could edit with DivX. I thought it was just a player...o_O;;
But to rip AMVs on your comp you should get the AMVapp which has DVD decriptor in it. So I can use it to RIP my DVD's and turn them into an avi file? Ok then, what program can I use besides DivX to make good AMV's?
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Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2007 8:22 pm
Yup the DVD decryptor can do all of that! biggrin
Erm...just about any video editing program can make a good video as long as you know how to use it.
I'd suggest using the tryout of Premiere ((to see if you like it))--which is available on their website... Premiere Pro CS3
Or, from what I've heard Pilk say, Magix is a good starter program. I've never actually used it before though. There might be a trial for that .... *goes to check* Movie Edit
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Desdemona Legardored Crew
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Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2007 8:51 pm
Well, Divx SUCKS.... period.
Use one of the open-source variants like 3vix or xviD.
Secondly most programs do not like to edit with footage that has been that highly compressed. The best bet is to rip your DVDs into and editable codec, I use Mpeg2, and I USED to use MS Mpeg4 V2. Mpeg4 (v1/2) are pretty lossy, but you can get a good 1/2 hour file w/out sound down under 250MB. I have all of Initial D 1st and 2nd stage ripped in under 10GB. biggrin And the footage wasn't... horrible. xp
Mpeg2 is the most lossless, but not frame accurate. It's really a craps shoot whether your editing program likes Mpeg2.
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