Um, I can't seem to get it to work for me.
See, I was trying to upload something (one of the Orguss cuts) in that format, and it got rejected (had to settle with the standard gif format instead).
See, I was trying to upload something (one of the Orguss cuts) in that format, and it got rejected (had to settle with the standard gif format instead).
Did you have audio included?
Nope. It was all silent.aers said:
Did you have audio included?
Can you upload the clip to mediafire or some other host so I can take a look?
Don't have it anymore, but I can give you a test clip.
Never mind the previous problem, but here's a new one: Why does it say "Image load failed" when I try to upload a webm file (case in point: http://i863.photobucket.com/albums/ab193/philipnova798/Imglodfail.png ).
Oh, just ignore that message.
Okay. Oh, and how do you make webm videos continuous (or autoplay, whatever)?Arasan said:
Oh, just ignore that message.
The site will make them autoplay and loop, you don't have to worry about it.
Thanks for the answer. But now I have another problem...aers said:
The site will make them autoplay and loop, you don't have to worry about it.
It's about ways to make webm videos. As the way I would have made them doesn't want to work for me.
http://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php?title=WebM
This guide was made with 4chan file limits in mind, but it's worth a look.
This guide was made with 4chan file limits in mind, but it's worth a look.
for those who use Virtualdub : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLkH9Er0u4Y
I hate video tutorial and this one is kinda awful but it still explains what to do. Now you can open any filetype with a plugin (you don't need to create avisynth script anymore) and you can directly export as .webm
I hate video tutorial and this one is kinda awful but it still explains what to do. Now you can open any filetype with a plugin (you don't need to create avisynth script anymore) and you can directly export as .webm
Added info about mp4 support :)
I have a question, can Avidemux 2.6.8 export videos? Because I can't seem to find that option on that version of the program.
I don't know for 2.6.8 but with 2.5 I use markers to cut the parts I don't need then save > save video > filename.mp4Anihunter said:
I have a question, can Avidemux 2.6.8 export videos? Because I can't seem to find that option on that version of the program.
That's what I do too. But there's a file that only seems to work with the most recent version (the video only appears as a solid green in 2.5 for some reason). Hence why I'm asking the question.kyouray said:
I don't know for 2.6.8 but with 2.5 I use markers to cut the parts I don't need then save > save video > filename.mp4
To follow up on my previous post: Is anyone else having an issue with opening mkv files in 2.5? This is what I'm getting: http://i863.photobucket.com/albums/ab193/philipnova798/Error.png.
So is this a normal occurrence with this program? Or am I managing to do something wrong and I don't know it?
So is this a normal occurrence with this program? Or am I managing to do something wrong and I don't know it?
I think it it's a normal occurence since 2.5 is getting old & mkv can contain various codecs. 2.5 can read some .mkv but I couldn't read some files. Maybe try to open it with an other version older than 2.6.
That's why I now use Virtualdub so I don't have any problems.
That's why I now use Virtualdub so I don't have any problems.
Thought I'd ask, but how do you get webm files from Virtualdub?
You've to create a webm.vdprof file. Look at the video I linked earlier http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLkH9Er0u4YAnihunter said:
Thought I'd ask, but how do you get webm files from Virtualdub?
Can we add a rule that says that the files have to be in the native framerate? I see a lot of these webm files like this one (http://sakuga.yshi.org/post/show/5309/animated-beams-debris-effects-genga-hiroshi_okubo-) that have unusual framerates, like 19.8 fps in this case, which creates a pulsing effect that's undesirable.
most things should be done in 24fps, with the exception of some things with only VHS source where we have to use 30fps.
most things should be done in 24fps, with the exception of some things with only VHS source where we have to use 30fps.
Kraker2k
The sakugabooru now supports webm! 04/05/2014 Update: Now includes mp4!
You can now upload your favourite animated cuts in the webm video format, with much smaller file sizes and better image quality than gif could ever hope to achieve.
Just remember, keep with the same rules we have for gifs. Don't upload content with fansubs and try to keep the video resolution the same aspect ratio as the original (4:3 & 16:9).
A few other things to note:
04/05/2014 Update: We now support the mp4 container. Much like webm, files uploaded with audio will be denied. Same rules as above apply.