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Martin Mystery
Nov. 24th, 2005 12:42 amI think my family might be coming over tomorrow so I did some cleaning today and it's good too because I need a couple of necessities and I will also be able to get my router for my cable modem. I have been meanig to make a list this afternoon but
I have been watching a good series on Nicktoons called Martin Mystery. It's sort of like an anime series that has 2 teens and a time traveling caveman who investigate paranormal events. It's not the sort of stuff they usually play on Nicktoons. It has funny parts and funky things they investigate and I really like the characters. My only complaint is that they don't have a lot of episodes yet. Adia and I have seen all the currently available episodes together.
I have noticed that HD DIVX or XVID play better than HD Quicktime or HD WMV so I have been trying out re-encoding the latter to the former. I am using a program called ffmpegX and so far so good it seems I'm re-encoding the zathura HD trailer (revisited) to HD XVID as I type this. To me it seems when HD is concerned DIVX or XVID are more efficient than MOV and WAY more efficient than WMV which plays like absolute crap on my Mac using flip4mac component for quicktime.
I have been watching a good series on Nicktoons called Martin Mystery. It's sort of like an anime series that has 2 teens and a time traveling caveman who investigate paranormal events. It's not the sort of stuff they usually play on Nicktoons. It has funny parts and funky things they investigate and I really like the characters. My only complaint is that they don't have a lot of episodes yet. Adia and I have seen all the currently available episodes together.
I have noticed that HD DIVX or XVID play better than HD Quicktime or HD WMV so I have been trying out re-encoding the latter to the former. I am using a program called ffmpegX and so far so good it seems I'm re-encoding the zathura HD trailer (revisited) to HD XVID as I type this. To me it seems when HD is concerned DIVX or XVID are more efficient than MOV and WAY more efficient than WMV which plays like absolute crap on my Mac using flip4mac component for quicktime.
