1 | The Lounge » Should I link this site in wikipedia's "Dacryphilia" page? » June 26, 2012 12:24 pm |
- kournokopia
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woundedpuppy wrote:Too bad we have no control over editing the article part (can the author be contacted?)
the author cannot be contacted because anyone can edit it and there may not be just one author anyway, it's a wiki. A wikipedia mod can revert to previous versions in case someone simply deletes or puts garbage there, but you can edit the article if you want. your ip is tracked though if thats a concern, but other than that you can edit it to make the article better if you want.
| The Lounge » 200 discussions about dacryphilia... » June 15, 2012 1:29 am |
- kournokopia
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yo this is hilarious plz like post the funniest results in pm's or something like that. u can add me to the list!
| The Lounge » to woman who posted 3 times on webcamtears » June 13, 2012 12:16 am |
- kournokopia
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to the woman who posted 3 videos on webcamtears on tumblr (if u happen to be on this forum - guessing u want to stay anonymous) - you are cute and thank you for sharing!
| The Flame Pit » "Damn kids and their music today!" » June 8, 2012 5:34 am |
- kournokopia
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some fake gangster wrote:
I'm ONLY playN with ya because I saw U on my friends channel.BUT you do seem odd and a litte "sick
| Crying Images » Crying Videos Screencaps » June 1, 2012 2:28 am |
- kournokopia
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tearhunter wrote:
does it come down much if you compress it with something like winzip - would really like a copy of this one if possible.
i believe you can probably only do what you are saying with uncompressed video, or video in an intermediary editing file format, and you still cannot do that with a zip compressor even then.
generally i believe video does not respond at all to zip or the other standard dictionary-based compressors. a video can obviously be reencoded to another format using a different video compressor which can reduce file size, but a lossless re-encode/recompression intended to reduce file size is not really an option with these h264 or other keyframe-based formats that are not intended to be edited further. Usually such attempts may reduce the file size, but will also make the resolution and quality significantly worse.
Also, the fact that most vlogs are recorded on consumer webcams, even if in HD, already outputs a compressed, keyframe-based, inflexible format from the get go! Also, YouTube will also automatically re-encode it for sure into this inflexible format (usually with at least a slight loss in quality from the original) no matter what.
so in a nutshell, i think "no" would be the answer for zip compression of videos to reduce file size. great question though!