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How ulillillia processes his videos (version 2 part 1)

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Uploaded by on Oct 27, 2007

With refined techniques, this video shows you how I process videos using my latest techniques and it's much easier and involves a lot less work, but I still get the exact same result. The lone exceptions are when time lapse is used or the original MPEG goes over 4 GB. For time lapse, I use my old method since Virtual Dub doesn't give a "blur" effect for frame rate reduction which makes it much more realistic and accurate. Time lapse is somewhat rarely used though, however. Bigger videos like the Sonic 2 full game series involves forming fragments since the MPEG recordings get split when above 4 GB (starting around the 2-hour mark) and these need to be stitched together but the process is still generally the same. I also narrate with a new twist - you can hear me typing as well as narrate. Because the video is about 11 minutes, I split it into 2 segments.

The first part of this video involves using Virtual Dub Mod to do the main processing of the original MPEG.

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  • Have you tried out the x264VfW codec? It's pretty efficient.

  • I never heard of it. I won't bother with it unless it's free like XviD.

  • cool, is this software compatible with mac?

  • Windows-based IBM computers is the only thing I'm familiar with. I haven't touched a Macintosh computer since I was in ninth grade (that's 7 years ago), so I have no idea. Everything I know of works with Windows (note the Windows' start menu).

  • ok, thanks, ill try and look the software up.

  • Virtual Dub is open source - you'll find it on sourceforge. I also use VD for recording actions on my computer which is also how I recorded this video (not the one being worked on the video showing the process). Do note that this process is slightly outdated. Even though the video is a bit old, it's still relatively the same as to how I do it now.

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  • YES THIS IS INTENSE

    INTENSE!!!!1

  • Very informative, I checked part 2 out as well good job.

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  • @wrmskll It's open source.

  • Thank you!!!

  • wat

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