[quote who="amitsaran" reply="25" id="2889263"]you may try looping it at another point or simply use a suitable transition such as crossfade, to make your dream just use 15 sec. or less [/quote] Thanks for the tip, maybe I'll try it for a future project (I might have one in mind, but I need better skills before I try it). This particular dream really shouldn't be any shorter, though (if anything, I wanted it to be longer as quite a few nice images did
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[quote who="HG_Eliminator" reply="22" id="2889198"]As this site is derived mostly of artists we must maintain the integrity to protect all artists copyrights, not just the ones on the site, but across the board. Anything less would be hypocritical. [/quote] Certainly. But the idea here was that 1) the copyright owner is likely impossible to get hold of, 2) the copyright owner is extremely unlikely to suffer any sort of harm (be that financially, artistically or otherwi
[quote who="Jafo" reply="18" id="2888798"] The animations used in the .Dream file is either 15 seconds inlength of shorter OR less than 25% of the original video file in length(whichever is shorter). So if you found a 20 second video you want touse in a Dream, you can use no more than 5 seconds of that video. Anything else, you are limited to 15 seconds.[/quote] Oh well. For future reference, though: would it be acceptable to submit a link to original footage along wit
[quote quoting="post"]Do NOT submit content other people's work without their permission.[/quote] How strict are we on this? I've been wanting to upload a little dream I made, but the problem is that the source footage was found on what to appears to be an abandoned youtube account (only one video ever uploaded, and the owner hasn't logged in for over a year). I've emailed the owner, but I'm not optimistic about ever receiving a reply. The thing is, though,