File[starwars_in_2_mins.swf] - (7.81 MB)
[_] [?] Anonymous 05/10/10(Mon)13:07 No.1258046
that pretty much sums up the original saga
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 05/10/10(Mon)13:26 No.1258059
this is the greatest
>> [_] Anonymous 05/10/10(Mon)15:43 No.1258147
"it was a trap"? that's WRONG. >:(
btw op, how did you make this with such neat quality? i heard there was some good method of
compressing flvs but i forget
>> [_] Anonymous 05/10/10(Mon)16:07 No.1258163
>>1258147
crappiest (easiest): swf maker XYZ
crappy (easy): total video converter
acceptable (quite some effort): Encoding with mediacoder, 128kbs mp3, 15-25fps, 400kbs video,
resize to below 400x300, get close to 8,0MB (filesize-limit here), use adobe CS4 and simply
import it there, edit publishing settings for good sound quality (deactivate mono, set to 128kbs)
and activate graphic acceleration. do several tries until satisfied.
best method: unknown. tell me.
the very basic: use fmt=18 at youtube, if HD is not available. srsly. a really good
video/audiosource is THE basic to do decent quality encodes.
>> [_] Anonymous 05/10/10(Mon)17:08 No.1258203
The boy spent a day with his dad and got to meet his dad's boss:
Nice to meet you.
*FORCE LIGHTNING'D*
I lol'd.
>> [_] Anonymous 05/10/10(Mon)17:21 No.1258220
>>1258163
ok, thats what i already do. i remember some post saying there was some other great method in the
past, unfortunately i cannot remember it any longer
>> [_] Anonymous 05/10/10(Mon)19:17 No.1258303
Good stuff
