First of all, thank you very much markus and All of you for showing so much interest in this project.markus wrote: That is like half-baked-bread.
You can eat it, you maybe don't spit it out after a while, you might get sated from it, but it is nothing compared to a very good baked bread.
I see it a bit like that: we have here a very talented baker (of chc-videos -> Luvz2edge), but his oven is broken, so his great recipes (ideas) for some really amazing breads (chs's) are ending up in burnt- or half-baken- bread, ... this is, in my opinion at least, very sad.
Best greetings,
m
Don't think that just because I upload this version this means I have stopped working on finding a solution to make it perfect. The reason I did this as I said was to let some people who don't mind it being a bit laggy enjoy it so I could start getting some feedback on what to add next. (content-wise)
I also realised recently that it is a combined problem of codecs and broken fonts on my software. I re rendered the videoDid you uninstalled your K-Lite Codec Pack first before you installed the new codecs?
- What codecs exactly do you have installed when you say 'I installed a whole new pack of codecs'?
- What K-Lite Codec Pack you did have installed, on the homepage of it you'll find different versions (Basic, Standard, Full, Mega, Update and Beta)
http://www.codecguide.com/download_kl.htm
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again) using the same software without adding the visual instructions and it came out much larger as a file which means it gets compressed somehow when I add text. So my first step is to add the text instructions on an other software.As for the codecs I use, it is the k-lite mega pack and yes I believe I uninstalled the previous pack correctly
Would you be able to, or would you be open to the idea to install a whole fresh Windows on your PC, then installing
the 'Mega'-Version K-Lite (and only that) and then the software you are using?
... would that be an option for you?
My computer was formatted not long before starting this project so a new version of windows is installed.(maybe something here is the problem???) I don't think a whole new installation of windows will make such a difference, however at this point I am open to anything. I even think about using a different computer for the final render though it's a bit of a problem.
"hey sis could I borrow your laptop for half a dozen hours... yeah, no it's nothing...just rendering some porn...no biggie"
I even flirt with the idea to add a beat meter just to bypass the whole text instructions thingie but I have to make sure that it's definitely not a problem with codecs or else the result will still be bad.
Anyway, that is the progress for now. Any other ideas anyone might have I would love to read them
The trick, then, might be, to cause the computer itself to take over large portions of the computer's needs -- make IT master the technical details so that YOU can be free to be your creative self. For example, you can choose full-development environments as your software fundamental creation space; you can stick to the default settings and never ever tweak any setting even if you think it might be interesting; you can remember processes or settings and re-settings by means of HAND-WRITTEN notes (I find this part very important; rather than notes on a Notepad .TXT document, I get out the pen and paper, because for some reason, hard-copy with INK makes me take CARE differently) ; don't get into the micro-managerial zone over any given technical detail UNLESS you are directly influencing it PRECISELY BECAUSE of a creative and NON-TECHNICAL choice that you've made. In other words, leave the tech to the tech. If you can figure out how. 
