download cs 1.6 special edtn

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In this tutorial, I did some advanced editing and composing using Track Masks, Speed Ramps and Animation:
Thank you! The second video is excellent. Nothing to add really, x-racer, I salute you.
Last edited by racer-x; 18th Dec 2013 at 06:06 .
Last edited by racer-x; 2nd Mar 2014 at 05:29 . Reason: Update Links.
If it weren't for this thread I would never have known how much AviUtils can do. Thanks for the heads up.
I just started using this free but good video editor/compositor. It has some great features but they are hidden. It is originally a Japanese program, but MaverickTSE provides an English translated version that you can find in the tools section of VideoHelp.com. Search for AviUtl.

P.S. Good luck trying to figure out my Boston accent.
AviUtl video tutorial.
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Good Job. so I may leave over the task of teaching dummies (in video) to you I'm glad that you know about the Ctrl-key. many people overlook this even for some experienced users.
The latest version does import Avisynth scripts directly so it can virtually import anything however, making it much more versatile.
1> There is a faster way to add filter--- just right click on any inactive or empty area in the property dialog box. Also, this is the ONLY way to remove a filter. 2> When exporting to MP4/MKV, there are some encoding presets available from the "Profile" menu (near the top of x264GUIEx window). This is particularly useful to create standard compliant video for Youtube, NicoNico, Bluray, etc 3> While holding the Ctrl-key, you can also drag a box to enclose all the objects for selection.
Making video tutorial is really a PIA, hopefully reader will understand this.
Here are something I want to add:
lol..dig the bawstun ackscent racer. for your next video. change it to a Southern accent like mine.
P.S. to watch the videos in full 720p, click the YouTube button on the lower-right corner of the video screen. It will take you to YouTube where you can watch full 720p HD versions.
I'll give you 100% for the effort on this one. You don't see too many out there posting simple how-to vids on complicated software.
BTW, will you upload the video to Youtube?
That will probably be my last tutorial however as they can be a PIA. Much harder than doing the editing.
Thank you MaverickTse for providing an English translated version.
I deleted the video and uploaded two video tutorials to YouTube and posted them above. It looks like you can only view them in 720p if you view them at youtube, just click the youtube button in the lower-right corner of the video screen.
I want to point out that my testing revealed that the current versions happen to like avi, mkv, flv, m2v and mp4, but they don't like mov or any of the "Transport Streams" such as TS, MTS, m2t or m2ts. The video clip I used in the 2nd tutorial was a 60fps AVCHD file that would not import. I actually repacked it into a 30fps (half-speed) mp4 file without re-encoding with AviDemux > TS Muxer > MP4Box.
Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode.
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