Naruto 63

[DB_Hunter]

It's out. 168MB rmbv version as usual... I might wait for the ANBU-Aone verion instead so that I can see the ep without it being choppy http://www.gotwoot.net/forum/html/emoticons/dry.gif

[Serpico]

Thanks for the heads up DB http://www.gotwoot.net/forum/html/emoticons/wink.gif

[paran0id]

Yeah thanks.. But I'll probably wait for the ANBU-AonE release instead..

[brightdark]

thanks for the notice
I just saw it right now

the video and sound quality was great http://www.gotwoot.net/forum/html/emoticons/unsure.gif I didn't notice anything choppy
but the script was more bad than usual
I think I noticed three or more big spelling/grammar error and the text was offscreen at a few places

but it is not something serious because things where too obvious to misunderstand in the first place

[MegaMika]

It's rmvb so I don''t want it. RealPlayers sucks just too hard.

[DB_Hunter]

You can watch real player files in Windows Media Player, by getting the Real Alternative Codec (I think that is what it is called) from here ('http://www.vcdhelp.com/tools').

Brightdark you sure? There were nothing like a frame missing now and then? Because when Neji was doing his hatake thing it wasn't all a smooth motion in the Bakasan version but was smoother in the Anbu-Aone version.

[brightdark]

well ^^;;;

then you should probably wait for the aone version
because I really can't see any difference between bakasan's episode 63 and 61
and I did not even notice anything wrong when neji did his hakke64 thingy

and to me the aone 62 episode was only just as good as episode 63 and 61
so maybe something is wrong with my eyes or something http://www.gotwoot.net/forum/html/emoticons/unsure.gif

[DB_Hunter]

Or it's my damn crappy PC http://www.gotwoot.net/forum/html/emoticons/mf_jumpon.gif

See here for more info ('http://www.gotwoot.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=5736&view=findpost&p=116780')

[hiroshi]

It's probably dependant on your codec configuration.

I've found, that although i may have the correct codec, it dosn't mean it will work as perfectly as it should. Because your machine dosn't use just one codec, it normally uses lots of codecs in conjunction with each other to create the video on screen.

(EG: My mate was trying to watch a DivX video, but it was all choppy on his machine for some reason. We tried it on my comp, and it ran as smooth as smooth can be. He was using an older codec release of the Windows Media Player codecs, so we updated his WMP to WMP9 along with the new codecs, and they worked along side the DivX codec for a smooth video.)

You can check G-Spot out to see an example of what i mean. It's a neat application which has a database of codecs, and diagnoses the video and your codecs you have available for that video. It will tell you if you have any audio problems or video problems, and what codecs you should get to solve the problem. Sometimes though, it fails to recognise obvious problems, but for the majority of the time it works out.

Oh i would always advise getting WMP9 codecs. If not the player, then get the WMP9 codec package on it's own, as a lot of other codecs seem to rely on the WMP codecs, and i've found a lot of problems have been fixed by updating to the WMP9 ones.

G-Spot Website: Here ('http://www.headbands.com/gspot/')

[[VTi]]

Just saw it.. it works great http://www.gotwoot.net/forum/html/emoticons/biggrin.gif no chop.... at all http://www.gotwoot.net/forum/html/emoticons/wink.gif

[StAn|SeRv]

hmmm. will aone-anbu release 63 early again... can`t wait for it already after watching 63 raw.