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[titaniumdoughnut]

Here's my NEW Stirling Trailer:

Trailer II

Thanks everyone for the helpful tips and comments on the draft version I posted a while ago! Sorry if I didn't address all of the suggestions. I think you guys helped a lot! It's much better than it would have been!

-Perry [img]smile.gif[/img]

[redlum]

Pretty cool. Even if the guys look a bit young for trench coats. Technically it looks very good, some nice shots, some nice 3d work.

Btw, what were your compression settings for the modem trailer?

[titaniumdoughnut]

hey, thanks for the comments [img]smile.gif[/img]

my modem version was sorenson 3, keyframe every 8 frames, 15 fps, 20 kilobytes per second, 160 x 120 size.

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[cash]

how do you get it to progresive download? you know u can watch bits as it downloads, casue if you go to http://www.cash-productions.com/jumpertrailer2.htm for my trailer, you have to wait until the whole thing is downloaded before you can see it. what prog did u use for your webpage?
cheers
cashy

[titaniumdoughnut]

hey cash,

i've been meaning to download your trailer, thanks for reminding me!

to do the streaming you need quicktime pro (about $20US), just go to export, choose formats like usual and then check "prepare for internet streaming" and choose "fast start - compressed header" - that should do it!

the website, believe it or not was hand coded (sorta) in page spinner. not a graphical web design program! the graphics were, of course photoshop 6 and image ready.

cheers
perry [img]smile.gif[/img]