AAC guide in addition to AVC

Joined: 16 Oct 2008 Posts: 1

'Sup. Props for the AVC guide as I've seen many and none of 'em as informative as yours, although it could use some work. Explain the Bitrate Variability paragraph in a more, relevant, identifiable context. Tell the users how CBR will affect their quality. Tell 'em that fast-paced scenes will look like crap while static scenes will take up twice as more bitrate than they need to already look perfect. Tell 'em that qp=100 will make all scenes the same quality-wise but qp=70 would be wiser as it makes static scenes that are easier to make perfect, perfect and the slight loss in fast-paced scenes won't be important.

Anyway, I've written an informative, in-depth AAC guide but am in a dilemma in where to post it. I'm not submitting it to Doom9, as they've misplaced their loyalty with me due to their rampant fucktardation (as if we had any loyalty between us at all.) They're more interesting in undermining/promoting different software entities than providing user-friendly solutions for video encoding and editting, and in general, arguing ad nauseam like the true dickless neurotic dorks they really are, and I'm not associating myself with that cumdumpster cult.

I do understand that most users don't give a goddamn where they get their crap from, as long as it solves their problem, but I don't wanna give anyone the impression that an asshole joint like Doom9 is the ONLY resource for video help on the net, and you must be practical if you support VFW. Thus, I ask you: do you wanna host my guide on this site? If you support VFW then you must be practical.