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My all time favorite rpg is, yes, Final Fantasy 8....ahh how I love Rhinoa Yeah I'm also looking forward to Guild Wars. I played Diablo II and liked it, and I'm playing World of Warcraft right now which I'm getting tired of paying for. What I really wish would happen is for the XBOX to get a good MMORPG, because all there is is Phantasy Star Online...what a joke

No problem man. Let me know if it works, I'm curious to know.

That sounds like a lot of fun man. I'm not really in a band, but a few friends come over and we record music for fun. I have a decent home recording studio set up and have played piano for 5 years and bass for 3. The music I make is kind of indie electronic. I would love to be in a band, but I just don't see it happening anytime soon. Good luck with your musical pursuitscheers

I have Adobe Premiere Pro which allows frame-by-frame editing like that, but it's kind of expensive. You could possible look into getting Sony's Sonic Foundry Vegas Editing System. It's significantly cheaper and does the same thing with just a little automating. Also you can import video into Flash MX and add a box. Do you have the updated version of Windows Movie Maker? I don't use it, but i know there was an update with quite a few more effects and features. Hope this helped, cheers.

First open a new documentFill the layer with a color, start with blackUse Filter>Render>Lens Flare and choose 50-300mm zoomApply five lens flare, 1 in the center and 4 in each cornerThen apply Filter>Sketch>Chrome with detail of 4 and smoothness of 8Copy the layer and apply Filter>Distort>Twirl of 200Copy that copied layer and apply Filter>Distort>Twirl with -400Set both copied layers blending mode to Lighten and merge all layersNow go to Image>Adjustments>Color Balance and choose whatever color, I did red.You can mess around with some of those parameters to change it up a bit, like the lens flare type or blending modes. Also if you want to..You can make it kinda like a matrix effect if you:Copy the final layer before you change the color balanceApply Filter>Distort>Wave and choose square (it's automatically generated so you can change it however you want)Change the blending mode to lighten again and merge layers.Now use the color balance and choose green for a matrix look.Cheers