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The zucchini too, it's better to buy fresh vegetables than frozen breaded ones. Though regular frozen vegetables are just as good. But who eats zucchini anyway?
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Nov 28, 2010 19:36
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Sitius Verlai posted:I just want to know what the crazy powdered milk witch did to that poor milkman. "Gaaaah! Hell is hot!"
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Nov 28, 2010 23:48
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Ballz posted:Sooo... I'm kind of clueless when it comes to streaming stuff from the internet two rooms over on my big screen TV. Well, aside from my PS3 media player so I can play video files and movies like that. I can stream fairly well with Playstation Media Server. It's got all the codec packs to convert on the fly and stream to your PS3. I'd recommend using a physical connection, though. My wireless has been less than admirable when streaming.
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Vicissitude posted:I can stream fairly well with Playstation Media Server. It's got all the codec packs to convert on the fly and stream to your PS3. I'd recommend using a physical connection, though. My wireless has been less than admirable when streaming. I've been using SimpleCenter and fun fact: The signal gets interrupted if you use the microwave. 
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Ensign_Ricky posted:I've been using SimpleCenter and fun fact: The signal gets interrupted if you use the microwave. That... explains a lot, actually. Odd. :s
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Nov 30, 2010 05:07
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Vicissitude posted:That... explains a lot, actually. Odd. :s Microwaves use the same frequency to cook that most wireless uses.
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So I've been trying to watch the Transformers 2 rifftrax today. Emphasis on trying. This piece of poo poo movie makes The Room look like a modern classic, I'm barely at the 60 minutes mark and I had to pause the movie and do something else (like make this post) several times to take a break from all the suck. The rifftrax itself is great and they call MB out on all his crap, but it's barely enough to make it tolerable.
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mobby_6kl posted:So I've been trying to watch the Transformers 2 rifftrax today. Emphasis on trying. This piece of poo poo movie makes The Room look like a modern classic, I'm barely at the 60 minutes mark and I had to pause the movie and do something else (like make this post) several times to take a break from all the suck. The rifftrax itself is great and they call MB out on all his crap, but it's barely enough to make it tolerable. I had to watch that one in multiple sittings. It's weird, it seems to me that riffing works best on poo poo old movies, new ones still have the comedic element but for some reason the actual movie distracts me more which in return makes me want to shut it off. I couldn't even watch 1/3rd of The Room if I remember right.
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The Valuum posted:I couldn't even watch 1/3rd of The Room if I remember right. Having only just subjected myself to the concentrated insanity of The Room recently, you need to see this Riff all the way through. It may be the best one they've ever done.
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The Valuum posted:I had to watch that one in multiple sittings. It's weird, it seems to me that riffing works best on poo poo old movies, new ones still have the comedic element but for some reason the actual movie distracts me more which in return makes me want to shut it off. I don't know if you're talking about The Room + Rifftrax but the Room is 1000% better sans Riff, plus alcohol and friends.
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The Room is the best riff if you mute the Rifftrax during the sex scenes. 
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Tony Danza Claus posted:The Room is the best riff if you mute the Rifftrax during the sex scenes. Really? I thought those were the funniest uses of Disembaudio so far. edit: Just rewatched the Calender short, and honestly, I think that those calender fairies are even weirder than B Natural. Mr B would watch that short and say "Ok, wow, take it back a step." Ensign_Ricky fucked around with this message at 09:42 on Dec 3, 2010 |
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Vicissitude posted:I can stream fairly well with Playstation Media Server. It's got all the codec packs to convert on the fly and stream to your PS3. I'd recommend using a physical connection, though. My wireless has been less than admirable when streaming. How would I go about streaming the video from the RT web site using my PS3? I'm using PS3 Media Server version 1.10.51 and while I can play music and videos from my computer's hard drive without any problem, I didn't see any sort of internet option.
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Dec 3, 2010 20:32
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So I guess in an hour they're streaming the announcement of the Christmas Rifftrax Live Online's (long name) feature selection. Also a short if you tune in. I'm at work so I won't be able to see that.
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Dec 3, 2010 20:56
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Well, its not even time yet and I can't get the website to load. Not boding well for them having worked the kinks out yet.
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Huh, "service unavailable". Yeah, if they're having this much trouble for an announcement video I think I'll pass on the actual event. 
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They ended up streaming the paid short on the free page (I bought the short, but the link they provided never loaded). I do hope they sort it out, because the movie looks really hosed up (Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny).
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...Yeah now I'm having second thoughts about buying it, seeing as how they couldn't even keep the site up to announce what they would be riffing.
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Dec 4, 2010 00:30
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Twilight: Eclipse is up. Can't wait to watch it, all the Twilight riffs have been gold.
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Eclipse begins with a reading of Robert Frost. I hate it already
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Jeezus, that was the movie that would never end. I think it's even worse than the first two for nonsensical plots.
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Silentgoldfish posted:Jeezus, that was the movie that would never end. I think it's even worse than the first two for nonsensical plots. Worse than New Moon, a movie in which the height of the action is a chick who can't act pulling a sparkling vampire out of sunlight to avoid exposing himself? Christ. I have the riff and I'm planning on experiencing this tomorrow. I honestly can't wait, which is sad to say because it's a Twilight movie and all, but the last two were made so hilarious by the riffs that I'm sure I'll enjoy laughing uncontrollably at this one too.
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Oh dear lord this movie is bad. Airbender was garbage but at least it had some visuals to distract you, this is just pure eye/ear/brain poison. And yes, the riff is brilliant as usual.
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Eclipse was the best of the Twilight movies. However, I can pick out the nicest looking piece of poo poo, but it's still a piece of poo poo.
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Eclipse was actually almost somewhat watchable and had an actual plot arc. It was much better than the other two movies in that it was almost mediocre as opposed to utterly horrible.
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Darko posted:Eclipse was actually almost somewhat watchable Not really, I can't imagine watching it without the riff and being even remotely entertained.
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I've been using Thrifty's guide to reauthoring the riffs onto a DVD, which has been working out pretty good so far - except I find that sometimes the movie drowns out the riffs or the riffs might drown out the quieter parts of the movie. Anyone know how to get around this? In the guide, he makes an offhand reference to using autoduck in Audacity, but never gets into details on how to use it, so any advise would be appreciated.
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Double Bill posted:Not really, I can't imagine watching it without the riff and being even remotely entertained. This. I watched it a little while ago and the riff made it entertaining, but I'd never watch it by itself. New Moon was worse, but make no mistake: Eclipse is a terrible movie.
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Seventh Arrow posted:I've been using Thrifty's guide to reauthoring the riffs onto a DVD, which has been working out pretty good so far - except I find that sometimes the movie drowns out the riffs or the riffs might drown out the quieter parts of the movie. Anyone know how to get around this? In the guide, he makes an offhand reference to using autoduck in Audacity, but never gets into details on how to use it, so any advise would be appreciated. Audacity 1.3.9 (that's my version right now) or better 1. Make sure the riff is on the bottom, movie audio on top 2. Select the region of the movie audio to duck 3. Select Effect -> Auto Duck I set Duck amount to -20, Threshold to -40, everything else default or smaller
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I find the first Twilight movie the most entertaining of the three just because it's so ineptly made. The third one is just tediously competent which I think is one of the reasons it dragged even with riffs.
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Mister Kingdom posted:How did you get that version? The current beta version is 1.3.12 (stable 1.2.6). Oh, yeah. I'm using a beta. e: Not sure if 1.2.6 has the feature or not but anyways, it hasn't always been there. CrimsonAuthor fucked around with this message at 04:56 on Dec 6, 2010 |
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I have 1.3.11 and the feature's there, so I'll give that a shot - thanks!
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Silentgoldfish posted:I find the first Twilight movie the most entertaining of the three just because it's so ineptly made. The third one is just tediously competent which I think is one of the reasons it dragged even with riffs. A coworker who saw it said that the fight scenes were actually somewhat decent, with maybe one approaching "good." But that was the only compliment they could give it.
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Wiseblood posted:I thought the fight scene was terrible. They spend the majority of the movie building up this "newborn army" as some massive threat and they end up getting defeated with little effort. I loved Kevin's comment about completely invalidating the first two acts of the film at that point.
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Wiseblood posted:I thought the fight scene was terrible. They spend the majority of the movie building up this "newborn army" as some massive threat and they end up getting defeated with little effort. Well, this riff will probably be what gets me to see it, but I imagine you're a lot closer to reality.
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Wiseblood posted:I thought the fight scene was terrible. They spend the majority of the movie building up this "newborn army" as some massive threat and they end up getting defeated with little effort. Hey now, one of them slightly injured one wolf, I'd say the buildup was perfectly appropriate. I figured the point of the movie was: they're getting married!! also some other stuff happens I guess
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