03 July 2006, 21:31 | #21 |
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Hi and welcome
Thx for uploading your dvd, well good stuff is worth waiting for |
05 July 2006, 13:19 | #22 |
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I'm d/l the torrent now, have been for a few days. I'm only at about 55% for demo 1 and oldskool right now but I'll keep em seeding for a while when they finish.
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08 July 2006, 12:43 | #23 |
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I've managed to download Vol 1 & Vol 2
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08 July 2006, 13:36 | #24 |
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What machine did you run the demos on ? All the effects have dropped into 2 frames (25fps)
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10 July 2006, 17:12 | #25 |
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Ummm, what?
The demos for volumes 1 & 2 were run on an A1200 with 8 MB Fast Ram ands an 030 accelerator. Oldskool was run on a stock A500 with half a meg Fast Ram. A couple of effects in a couple of the demos do suffer with encoding to MPEG, but its only a couple of seconds. Why don't you see if YOU can do better? |
10 July 2006, 20:01 | #26 |
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No need to get defensive. It was my little joke. Video runs at 25fps you see.. aah forget it.. |
11 July 2006, 20:27 | #27 |
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Sorry, thought you were taking the piss.
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11 July 2006, 23:36 | #28 |
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Now I had the time to take a closer look at the dvds, they look really good. Watching old demos on your own tv is cool. So it fit in betweens bippys demo dvd and the c64 demo dvds
Do you have some cool covers for the DVDs. |
12 July 2006, 11:05 | #29 |
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I’ve also looked at your first two DVDs and found I’ve not seen a fair few of them before. You’ve done a good job a compiling them and you can see the difference by recoding from a real Amiga. The only thing that spoiled it slightly was the compression (until I tried it on a normal TV )
I’m at 65% on your 3rd DVD, I wish it was not so slow at downloading DVD 1 & 2 took a week to download. |
13 July 2006, 17:55 | #30 |
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Yes it's is slow, I don't know why - sorry. Probably nobody seeding it, I might put it back up as an ISO instead of a dumbass splitted RAR archive.
(worth waiting for though) Here are links to my official covers for the discs which use the same graphic design from the DVD menus: http://uk.geocities.com/steveola@bti...com/demos1.bmp http://uk.geocities.com/steveola@bti...com/demos2.bmp http://uk.geocities.com/steveola@bti...m/oldskool.bmp (Use right click and save target as...) |
13 July 2006, 17:58 | #31 |
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Out of curiosity what is copyrighted (I've not downloaded these yet but I will)
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13 July 2006, 18:32 | #32 |
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The layout of menus and DVD structure. Basically the bits I created.
But I have now released these so it don't apply. Do I need to re-do the covers taking out the Copyright Symbol? |
13 July 2006, 19:26 | #33 |
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@J. Tramiel
You really did a great job. Thx for dstributing these DVD's. Of course, the video quality suffers from mpeg-encoding - i've tried it myself by recording from WinUAE output. The only way to increase video-quality is reducing the amount of demos... So you can choose.... It's really not that easy. |
13 July 2006, 20:43 | #34 |
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Thanks for kind comments, I really appreciate them.
@Paul: I have now re-seeded the Oldskool (vol.3) DVD here: http://.org/details.php?id=3503269 As usual it will be fairly slow until some more people join me as seeders, but I will keep it seeded for a couple of weeks or so. |
13 July 2006, 20:52 | #35 |
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I'll continue with the old download of rar files as I’m at 91% now...but thanks anyway
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13 July 2006, 23:54 | #37 |
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Fair enough, but a person must be pretty damn stupid to think all them demos are my own work, I mean, they all have their credits listings intact, plus how could 1 person be in all them demo groups, etc.. I know there are some right stupid tw@ts out there, but I don't think anyone is THAT stupid!
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14 July 2006, 00:03 | #38 |
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I wasn't referring to the average joe.. they couldn't care less!
I was thinking about a demo coder or whatever getting the hump and suing you (This is very unlikely, but you never know for certain!) Always cover your own arse |
14 July 2006, 01:59 | #39 |
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mmm.. all this talk of arse and not a FTDuck in sight
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Thanks for the DVD's too JT. I'm yet to burn them myself, however I need to do something soon so I can make some room to grab DVD #2. |
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