This is horrible. But for Julianna Rose Mauriello (Lazytown) completeness or if you really suck at math.....
http://glitterrock.org/hh000.html
[REL] Hip Hop Kids: Hip Hop Homeroom Math (2006) [USA]
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I loved Lazytown. Such a doll. And that outfit ... WOW! 
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0818493/ 
Thanks, funnydog, though I must say that 1.70GB for a 41 min video of this quality seems a bit much.
Maybe someone can re-encode it?-
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There's only one reason why I want this and it's not because I suck at mathfunnydog wrote:But for Julianna Rose Mauriello (Lazytown) completeness or if you really suck at math.....
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FAA you dog!Emuler workin on this whole encode thing. Have not been successful yet. Everything turns out 3 times the size! I am obviously doing something wrong or using the wrong program. I will keep working on it in the time I have (prob be a few days) for this and Bad Seed.
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We have several good encoders here - loverboy, PTguardian, starfish21, etc. who can help you out. Make a small clip for trying out settings until you get it right, then repeat on the whole thing. With source material like this you'll need to lower the encode settings (target filesize, average bit rate and maximum bitrate, among others) until you start seeing loss of quality (keep comparing with the original), then back off a little bit from those settings for the final encode.
The guys at YIFY, ganool, et. al. get decent quality at very small file sizes (450MB for DVDrip, 700MB for 720p and 1.5GB for 1080p for a 90 minute film). They could probably do this in under 200MB, but they know a few more tricks than the rest of us which they guard jealously. I'd be happy if you can get this down to under 500MB.
Make a small clip for trying out settings until you get it right, then repeat on the whole thing. With source material like this you'll need to lower the encode settings (target filesize, average bit rate and maximum bitrate, among others) until you start seeing loss of quality (keep comparing with the original), then back off a little bit from those settings for the final encode. The guys at YIFY, ganool, et. al. get decent quality at very small file sizes (450MB for DVDrip, 700MB for 720p and 1.5GB for 1080p for a 90 minute film). They could probably do this in under 200MB, but they know a few more tricks than the rest of us which they guard jealously.
I'd be happy if you can get this down to under 500MB.Re: [REL] Hip Hop Kids: Hip Hop Homeroom Math (2006) [USA]
I have two.For An Angel wrote:There's only one reason why I want this and it's not because I suck at mathfunnydog wrote:But for Julianna Rose Mauriello (Lazytown) completeness or if you really suck at math.....
I actually liked some of the songs in Lazytown. 