A film with a message :)

[Mugzeee]

I take it your answer is, You dont know?

[B@tfinkV]

right click and 'save target as' is quicker, the buffer method will take alot longer and you wont see it in more than 5 second bursts as you are watching it as you download it.

save it to desktop then when its done watch it without the pauses, then you can slam it right in the recycle bin where it belongs.

[Mugzeee]

OMG...we could be more on different pages if we tried!  LOL

I know about Save Target...and prefer not to use it.

It buffers very fast for me.

I was actually having trouble linking a film of my own and didnt know why.

I figured it out... I was missing a letter that was in CAPS in the file.

Example would be like this.

http://www.yadyada.com/movie.wmv   when it shoulda been

http://www.yadyada.com/Movie.wmv

I had screwed up and forgot to CAP the  "M" in the file link.

Thanks for the reply though.

As for the quality....I think it is real good...but i do notice subtle stutters and asumed it was at the Clip merges of the film.

But anyhow..It is nice..just not as smooth as some i have seen.

Im sure it is software related.

Thanks

[B@tfinkV]

lol as perceptive as a frog in a milky pond i am, a blind frog



generaly in my films i try to make the best of the limited view options to show ACMs and not close up killshots and the like, which look alot better for a hollywood style film, but dont maybe have the same meaning.

99% of external shots in are done with the F5 fixed view, and alot of zoom, whilst trying to find the right angles and pans to keep the heavily szoomed camera on shot with 2 planes.

i think this is what you mean, and i agree, but i happily sacrifice the eye candy of close in shots for the ACM view that the far out ones give.