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Video conversion of post #26156
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- High-quality MP4 Lossless UHD capture via Swivel
- ffmpeg -ss 1.666 -i 0510f43ae9554748238b0ac43fbf9d15.mp4 -t 40.625 -an -c:v vp9 -crf 40 -b:v 0 -pass 1 -f null NUL
- ffmpeg -ss 1.666 -i 0510f43ae9554748238b0ac43fbf9d15.mp4 -t 40.625 -an -c:v vp9 -crf 40 -b:v 0 -pass 2 -row-mt 1 Renard-Adorable.webm
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ScarletDarx
MemberThis is a certified classic.
SniperJoe13
MemberBeen years since I've seen it, good times! Needs sound.
Nogohoho
MemberA blast form the past. I wonder what ever happened to Renard.
DawnieBaer
MemberI can still here the original music cx
Bloodrocuter
MemberI can still hear the whistling
KywtDegenWriter
MemberAh... classic. My first exposure to sfw furry animation before I spiral down to nsfw furry animations...
Daedius
BlockedThis is ancient... recall it on Newgrounds in the early 2000s, alongside other flash artists like Legendary Frog. :O
Well001
MemberAh man talk about nostalgia trip.
StuffGuy123
MemberThis awakens ancient memories... I remember it, but not quite when/where I first saw it...
rumpasaur
MemberThe version I first discovered was with the Spice and Wolf song, Whistle Round the World. It uses the instrumental from the middle, and that's how I first heard that song! I'm sure it's somewhere on YouTube still, as "Cute Furry Animation" with the artist probably credited.
ARandomByStander
BlockedI think that was the first time I saw a boop of the snoot
SoftwareChip
MemberProbably cause it was made in the early 2000s
Vanadium oxide
MemberOh man, this is a classic
Rayne Okami
Memberhttps://youtu.be/TueNuHLAuKc
Remembered I had this saved in my YouTube lists.
user 723429
MemberThis is so nostalgic
Lunar Kolibri
MemberAt 00:14, that scene, what is that from? I vaguely remember it being a deer and cat with some techno music or something.
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