News for SubGenius Movie, MP3 Downloaders
Correspondent:: asscoassc@aol.com (AssCo Assc)
Date: 21 Oct 2004 00:54:06 GMT
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<< There's a $70 DVD player that plays these DivX vids >>
What a coincidence .. I'm just downloading DivX
and trying to figure out how to get stupid movie
files into iMovie. Looks like I need -- DiVA? Streamline? I'm sure I'll figger
it out sometime
before the next generation of software gets released.
Correspondent:: "Rev. Ivan Stang"
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 10:14:28 -0400
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In article <20041020205406.08240.00002250@mb-m18.aol.com>, AssCo Assc
wrote:
> << There's a $70 DVD player that plays these DivX vids >>
>
> What a coincidence .. I'm just downloading DivX
> and trying to figure out how to get stupid movie
> files into iMovie. Looks like I need -- DiVA? Streamline? I'm sure I'll figger
> it out sometime
> before the next generation of software gets released.
>
You can use Quicktime Pro to convert the movies to DV stream (that
iMovie works with) or at least some kind of MOV that it'll accept and
enlarge , itself. Meaning you have to enlarge the WHOLE movie, THEN
cut out the parts you don't want.
On a Mac, you could simply play the DivX movie on your computer and use
Snapz Pro 3 to do a "screen shot movie" of the parts of the movie you
want. That prog can now record MOVIES of what's on the screen rather
than just stills.
Or use a DivX DVD player to copy parts of the movies over to VHS then
dump the VHS footage back into iMovie.
I "graduated" from iMovie to Final Cut Pro. If you're just doing this
for fun...? -- DON'T do what I did. It leads to a bottomless pit of
file-share and newsgroup kleptomania, just like the greed for bootleg
Photoshop filters used to. Only now the programs themselves take up
ENTIRE DVDs.
I still can't get this fucking DVD Studio Pro 3 to make transitions
that aren't upside down. It's almost as if the program KNOWS.
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Correspondent:: König Prüß, GfbAEV
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 14:22:15 GMT
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"Rev. Ivan Stang" wrote:
> In article <20041020205406.08240.00002250@mb-m18.aol.com>, AssCo Assc
> wrote:
>
> > << There's a $70 DVD player that plays these DivX vids >>
> >
> > What a coincidence .. I'm just downloading DivX
> > and trying to figure out how to get stupid movie
> > files into iMovie. Looks like I need -- DiVA? Streamline? I'm sure I'll figger
> > it out sometime
> > before the next generation of software gets released.
> >
>
> You can use Quicktime Pro to convert the movies to DV stream (that
> iMovie works with) or at least some kind of MOV that it'll accept and
> enlarge , itself. Meaning you have to enlarge the WHOLE movie, THEN
> cut out the parts you don't want.
>
> On a Mac, you could simply play the DivX movie on your computer and use
> Snapz Pro 3 to do a "screen shot movie" of the parts of the movie you
> want. That prog can now record MOVIES of what's on the screen rather
> than just stills.
>
> Or use a DivX DVD player to copy parts of the movies over to VHS then
> dump the VHS footage back into iMovie.
>
> I "graduated" from iMovie to Final Cut Pro. If you're just doing this
> for fun...? -- DON'T do what I did. It leads to a bottomless pit of
> file-share and newsgroup kleptomania, just like the greed for bootleg
> Photoshop filters used to. Only now the programs themselves take up
> ENTIRE DVDs.
>
> I still can't get this fucking DVD Studio Pro 3 to make transitions
> that aren't upside down. It's almost as if the program KNOWS.
>
> --
binaries.divx has some "Bumfights!"
That makes it all worthwhile!
Correspondent:: asscoassc@aol.com (AssCo Assc)
Date: 22 Oct 2004 00:58:21 GMT
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<< You can use Quicktime Pro to convert the movies to DV stream....>>
This freeware Streamclip 1.1 works like a breeze,
only now my iDVD is acting up and it's not the
blank DVD's. I thought I just updated iDVD last night
(to 4.0.1), but apparently I didn't finish the update.
<>
Uh, yeah, but it's a fustrating pain in the ass, really.
This reminds me of the old days when nothing worked
and everything was slow.
I just put together the gurlfiend's brother's wedding
video on a DVD just fine, but now that I want to do
some art I'm getting flak.
Okay, there goes the update. . .
Check out that DiVX advertisement where the
guy twiddles the radio knobs and the chick's nipples
pop out. Well, it made me laugh, anyway.