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  • May 14, 2008 at 4:52 pm #1315
    firebug
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    Hi,
    I’d like to tell people about a free scriptwriting program I’ve been using called
    "Celtx" that can be found at http://www.celtx.com, I find it’s almost as good as Final Draft
    which costs well over a hundred euro.

    [b:2ukmx20y]SORRY! I DON’T KNOW HOW I MISSED THE POST BY EGODAN!
    RE: CELTX[/b:2ukmx20y][/color:2ukmx20y]

    I’d also like to mention to Dan or one of the others here at the site that the sound on
    the Trailers page is not working for me. is it recorded with VBR and not CBR?
    For me it sounds like Donald Duck when I view it on the net. Just thought I’d mention it.

    Cheers,
    Firebug

    May 15, 2008 at 3:49 am #5028
    Vadakin
    Member

    CeltX rocks…needs a comic book template though.

    May 15, 2008 at 10:41 am #5029
    Sean
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    CeltX is the Standard around here ,

    my username is egosean
    Dans is egodan

    if anyone is interested in sharing scripts

    May 16, 2008 at 5:55 am #5030
    firebug
    Member

    Sorry egosean san,
    Next time I’ll try and tell you something you don’t know <img loading=” title=”Very Happy” />
    btw,what do you think of my comment regarding VBR vs. CBR on the net?
    Most web browsers just can’t figure out how to play VBR (variable bit rate) on the net
    so the sound speeds up and slows down and sounds like Donald Duck. This goes for mp3
    music as well as video encoded with mp3.

    After viewing your Trails on the "eye ball catching" page in my browser this seemed
    to be the problem.

    Just trying to be helpful, just recode the video files (flv) with CBR (constant bit rate).

    You can put the kettle on now :lol:

    cheers,
    firebug

    May 16, 2008 at 10:38 am #5031
    Sean
    Member

    I’ll leave Dan look into that vbr cbr thing , but your the first to bring it up,
    What Browser are you using ? have you got the latest Quicktime and Flash installed ?

    Cheers for pointing it out though

    May 17, 2008 at 4:26 pm #5032
    firebug
    Member

    I usually use firefox with the latest plugins, but I just tested it with IE8.
    On IE8 it is taking a very long time to buffer and I have a fairly fast connection (5Mbit).
    If you are using anything other then flv for your trailers like quicktime (quicktime is good for
    editing but not good for the net) or realmedia (realmedia has a good file size for
    sending acoss the net, but not for streaming) you should convert to flv for videos,
    if for no other reason then it buffers fast and plays quick.

    The Riva converter used to be free but now they want money (sic mundo transit)
    there are still some copies of the free version floating around on the net. If you like
    I could email you one.

    cheers

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