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sack-c0s
Member Since 27 Jul 2003OFFLINE Last Active Today, 6:21 AM
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In Topic: correct pronounciation of A8 CPU
Today, 4:41 AM
I have to go with andy moos list, and add 'thank f*** it's not an x86' as one of my chosen terms
In Topic: DJ Puff's Volcantic Capers C64
Yesterday, 4:54 PM
emkay, on Thu Feb 9, 2012 3:08 PM, said:
Hope, nothing prevents you from adding some nice modulations and filter effects to suite the tune ...
Nothing except the fact I was hastily doing this during the half hour I had free during lunch, so was a bit short of time. This is probably the 'getting the notes in the right place' phase. The bassline doesn't have the same feel as the original so it needs a fair bit of work yet
In Topic: Real Atari 8-Bit Impressions
Wed Feb 8, 2012 5:47 AM
emkay, on Fri Jan 27, 2012 12:57 PM, said:
Very virtual
I think that needs this music - I'd swear this was *written* for pokey
In Topic: Where to get nice chip-tune in Ultimate1MB-video?
Tue Feb 7, 2012 3:54 AM
candle, on Mon Feb 6, 2012 4:58 PM, said:
i know its lausy, but it was not the point of this video
i've gone though all possible video editing software i could find (open source), and yet returned to virtual dub altirra and audiacity for audio synchronisation
it came out quite good, and i'm happy with it
i've gone though all possible video editing software i could find (open source), and yet returned to virtual dub altirra and audiacity for audio synchronisation
it came out quite good, and i'm happy with it
The problem is with all the skill, cunning and fine-tuning in the world you still have to pray that the gods of youtube don't frown upon you and flatten your audio and video into a blurred and muddy mess once you've uploaded it.
I think the trick is rather than compressing it in the most faithful and best way possible you need to find the combination of settings that convinces youtube to not reencode the file after upload. you take a bit of a hit upfront in terms of quality but you stop them taking your 'perfect' file and destroying it so you end up with a better video overall.
