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>> unknown 3478 TTGL loop trash80 - cascadia download it at http://trash80.com/#/content/128/weeklyb eats-2012 [IMG] TTGL-trash80.swf (14.16 MiB) 1280x720, Uncompressed. 1009 frames, 30 fps (00:34). Ver6, AS1/AS2. Network access: Text: Bitmaps: Audio: Yes. Video: Yes.
>> Anon 3489 I like trash80, and your loop is decent but it should be improved in three areas: 1) Don't use streaming audio, make a seamless loop that has "start" sync and repeats forever. 2) Decrease file size, reencode to make it smaller. Quality is good but 14 megs is too heavy for this. 3) Don't have subtitles! They are distracting and disrups the flow of your loop (ruins the feeling). Disable the subs before capturing the frames or (if they are hardcoded) find a raw of the anime episode without subs. Optionally you can crop them away (will make the visuals smaller but it's worth it to remove the text). Visual source is Tengen Toppa Gurren-Lagann Ep 01 btw if anyone is wondering. I can't recommend that series myself.
>> unknown 3497 Well thanks for the feedback. Allthough I can try to improve the 2 and 3, but the 1st one I do not know how to do it, because I am a noob to flash loop. (and I do not have the flash program). Well I can recommend the series. I like it. I have seen many series myself and TTGL is one of the best in my opinion.
>> Anon 3498 >># swfchan actually has a tool that can help you make a flash loop: http://eye.swfchan.com/services/#creatio nofflashloops export the movie clip to high quality images and rar them, upload the rar and the music to the resource thread and use them to make a loop
>> unknown 3499 Thanks will also try that... I am using linux (ubuntu) right now for making loops (using kdenlive, and then converting it, I know it is a stupid way, but could not find another way in linux). Actually I have heard about the flash loop creator in swfchan and I was trying to find a way for extracting the image sequence from the video. I have found a method for extracting the image sequence from the video in kdenlive.