New Anime AR Goodness (For SW Fans As Well)

[Captain Ash]

Thank you for the clipes.
They are great, though they are definately AR.
Isn't there a AP before the first clip, when Ai turns temporary to an adult again?

Captain Ash

[PrBlahBlahtson]

This is what happens when people use Microsoft's codec to compress videos. Hell, they don't work very well unless you use Media Player 9 or newer.

Loathe DRM-non-goodness

[dsojourn]

I would re-encode the clips if possible if I knew which Codec would make everyone happy. I somehow doubt there's such a thing. There's a huge list of codecs to choose from however, so I went with the one which showed the best quality on the three computers I have access to using here and in other places. To be honest, and with all due respect not to slight those who have brought up the issue, according to the stats on the forum thousands have viewed this and other clips I've posted without the slightest complain or problem, which would actually place you in the minority. As an added note, just so the MAC users don't think I'm "discriminating" or anything, I asked two of my aqcuaintances with Macs to try and it works fine for them as well.

In any case, if you know which codec will work, let me know and I'll try it if I have access to it. If not, well, worst to worse I provide the episode numbers so getting the episodes yourself shouldn't be impossibly difficult.

Cpt. Ash: As I explain in the paragraphs, lol, which I knew no one would read, there is an AP, but it occurs off-screen and Ai's already changed into fitting clothes by the time the camera gets back to her.

[Lurker3485]

Literally, just about *any* other codec would work. I know for a fact that XVID encoded AVI's can play with VLC, a video player available for virtually every platform (http://www.videolan.org/vlc/)

MPEG formats would also work well as they are supported by a variety of player applications. The problem with WMV3 is that it is only available when using windows media player, a program completely inaccessible to Linux users, and that has been discontinued for OSX.

As for your mac user friends, I would honestly like to know what software they used to play the clip. I've tried, and I can't do it, and apparently there are some other people here who agree with me. What are we doing wrong?

I don't mean to incite a flame war or anything similar over this- providing captured video is a great service to the community, and you should be congratulated for your find- just try not to leave some of us out in the dark.

[LK]

These are both great clips ^^ So rare to find good shrinking.

[Nom Anor]

God, I love the Japanese...

[Prof_Sai]

according to the stats on the forum thousands have viewed this and other clips I've posted without the slightest complain or problem,

Don't assume that just because people downloaded something that they were able to actually SEE anything. Most people won't complain, they'll just go somewhere else.

And no, I can't see the video either.

Quicktime H264 and DIVX are the best formats, and everyone can play them. http://www.divx.com/

[TF-Viewer]

It's not his fault that you can't see it.

[PrBlahBlahtson]

You zombied a thread in order to point out that you disagreed with the choice of codecs....

....wwhhhhyyyy?

[Case Scenario]

I have to admit, it bothers me as well. Everyone keeps saying how great this clip is, and I just can't see it on my computer. I don't know if there's any way to...
Wait a minute.
...Okay, I looked through MySpace, Google, YouTube, Guba and several independent sites, and no one has the episode in question. But they may, sometime in the future. Collections of the series are popping up on the video sites, so keep your eyes open.