Substance Painter
In this start to finish texturing project within Substance Painter we cover all the techniques you need to texture the robot character.
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23-11-2003
, 01:37 AM
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I can't hear the divx tutorial I just downloaded
I just bought 14 more pts to download the Polyhead4 tutorial in a divx version. When I try to watch it, I can't hear a thing, it was all static. All I kept hearing was Mike Mickinley's breathing and panting. Is there something wrong with the tutorial?
And the visuals are in bad quality...looks like it was over compressed.
Please let me know.
Thanks.
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23-11-2003
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23-11-2003
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lolWish I could comment, but in this video (and what will probably be most future videos), I delivered the uncompressed 400+ mb original file to Kevin and he did the compression... so I wouldn't know what the problem might be.
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23-11-2003
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maybe there is a conflict with the DivX verstions ?
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23-11-2003
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23-11-2003
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I tried Zoom player, the audio was perfect, but couldn't see the visuals.
I also tried RealPlayer, the audio was perfect, but it said error, can't find the decompressor, so I couldn't see the visual again.
I also uninstalled the divx application, and installed the updated one, same thing, no change.
The audio actually sounded pretty scary especially at this time of the night when I am the only one home. It sounded like something from a horror movie where you can't see the person, but all you hear is someone breathing on you.
What a waste of 2 pts.
Please let me know the solution. Thanks.
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23-11-2003
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23-11-2003
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Are there other tutorials from hear that play right for ya ?
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23-11-2003
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23-11-2003
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If you're using windows goto:
1. Settings -> Control panel -> Sounds And Multimedia Properties
2. Click the Audio Tab
3. Under Sound Playback click the Advanced button
4. Goto Performance tab
5. Lower hardware acceleration just 1 step.
If this doesn't sort the problem then revert to original setting.
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23-11-2003
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What platform are you using? (Winos/Macos)? (just wondering)
That WILL make a difference.
Also, that hardware acceleration idea was a great one AF!
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23-11-2003
, 09:37 PM
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If you have DiVX installed and are still experiencing difficulty I suggest you contact them.
The fact you've watched an avi movie before is largely irrelevant, avi itself a container file, for different audio and video formats. It's not a video format in of itself. It's why you will start to see the more mainstream use of containers like .ogg and .mkv (Matroska) which will still be a video and audio stream but these containers allow soft subtitles multiple audio streams et cetera.
Sorry your having difficulty but 'tis nothing to do with us. Hopefully someone might be able to suggest a reason your having a problem.
My advice would be Format and Re-Install your OS.
Good Luck.
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23-11-2003
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I still couldn't hear the the audio from the divx player.
But when I used Zoom Player again, both the audio and visuals were fine.
Weird.
Thanks though.
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