Karg's Video LibraryFollow

Added about 5 videos, thanks to Ayakosan. I'm thinking of changing the style of how the videos are viewed to something else.


Not sure though, that will take ALOT of time and work. Either way, it's a thought. ^_^

yeh gratz on teh sticky

PLD Maat fight:

http://malloreon.xdx3.com/caligo.avi (Need mpg4 codec)

or http://malloreon.xdx3.com/caligo_c.avi is a smaller version.

(See if you can count my stupid mistakes)

by the way, Right Click and Save As. Streaming it doesn't work.

Edited, Thu Dec 23 09:01:58 2004 by DiabolusCaligo

Ilee's Ballista Fight, Lots of SAM action!
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http://home.comcast.net/~brweyedgirl/ballista.wmv
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Has been added, nice SAM fighting in this Ballista video.

Well if it uses it's on algorithim then it can't be true MPEG4. Yes, it is heavily based on MPEG4, but it's not TRUE MPEG4. If it were, I'd be able to play Divx encoded files with QuickTime 6 without any additional codecs. Also, Divx compressed video files use Mp3 audio compression for audio, typically. MPEG4 audio (also known as AAC) does a considerably better job at compressing audio. Plus MPEG4 includes things like copy right material as well as piracy protection, if it's encoded as such.



The only true MPEG4 compression codec comes with quicktime 6. As seen here, for example, these are the compatibility settings for MPEG4. http://homepage.mac.com/mestinkbad/.Pictures/web/allakhazam/mpeg4-quicktime.gif

Xvid isn't true MPEG4 video.

Listen, think about it. Why would Divx, if it were true mpeg4, use the .avi extension? That should raise a flag right there that's its not true MPEG4.

Don't get me wrong, I like Divx. It's a very fast encoder. And it's multiplatform. But it has a hard time breaking into the Consume Electronics industry, which have far more impact on what becomes a standard and what doesn't. The iPod, for example, is able to play AAC encoded audio. A number of DVD players already support MPEG4. Yet, only one device I know of that might be considered a CE device, supports Divx. It's Plextors USB2 device for recording TV shows onto your PC. (Why USB2 and not FireWire? Cuz they're morons). Ironically, from what I've read, Recording with DiVX format yields the same compression ratios as MPEG2. Regardless, I suggest getting a TiVo instead. I have an ATI AIW, which I can also use in a simular fashion. But it does NOT COMPARE TO MY TIVO. Could you imagine playing FFXI when suddenly your show comes on? Disaster!

Edited, Thu Dec 23 01:58:04 2004 by MeStinkBAD

Edited, Thu Dec 23 01:59:06 2004 by MeStinkBAD

Edited, Thu Dec 23 02:05:10 2004 by MeStinkBAD

Enough with the compression stuff. All I know is that when I compressed it, I chose the MPG4 codec. I didn't choose DivX because it's too lossy and I don't feel like paying to have the stupid watermark removed.

(as you can tell, I don't know too much about compression)

The links work for me and everyone else as well. Try again.

Edited, Thu Dec 23 08:48:23 2004 by DiabolusCaligo

So anyone here knows where I could find some good Ballista videos?

I just sent Karg a link to a few videos I am hosting on FTP(thanks to s0urce). Hope they get posted, and hope you like them!

Anyone have a link to a drg maat fight... I really would like to see it so I can get a nice preview of what I will be dealing with soon... Thanks ^^

if anyone has some good mnk or sam videos of ballista let me know i want to see them ty.

Divine Might BCNM Video

I cant find the post to quote it so Ill just tell what it is.

I thought at the first sight this film was made on the same server Im on (which it was) cause i saw the name "Rhelk" ok well I beleive his main is a summoner cause i chatted with him a few times my named Groundzero if those other people on the video know me also. the video was cool if no one knows what im ttalkin about its about 3 elvaans killing a bunch of orcs, 2 of em die and yea the survivor gets revenge.