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(Vimeo Portrait) - Peika - In real time.
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40. (Vimeo Portrait) - Peika - In real time.
2 years ago
This is in real time at 1 frame per second and runs for just under an hour. The flash version has become massive, so I suggest you just download the original file and fast forward through most of it.
I thought it would give people a good idea at just how much time I spend on these.
Sorry Peika, I couldn't really turn you into a Superhero, but I might be able to tinker with this and make you some kind of Film Noir character.
I thought it would give people a good idea at just how much time I spend on these.
Sorry Peika, I couldn't really turn you into a Superhero, but I might be able to tinker with this and make you some kind of Film Noir character.
This video is a response to PEIKA's request:
I want to be a super hero too! 
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Are you on Mac or PC?
This should allow you to watch H.264... I think.
I'm pretty sure... maybe.
WOW! that was incredible! very cool.
I hope it doesn't become like 200mb when it finally does transcode.
I'm incredibly impressed. Again!
Do you do this professionally?
Hopefully one day I will.
I watched the whole thing and must say, you are impressively talented! I am honored to be among the Vimeo family of such talented people.
I'm so sorry!
And PLEASE tell me...how do you get a quicktime file of 4.9 megs for 51 minutes at such good quality???
There are several reasons why it's such a small file size.
1. No sound.
2. One frame per second
But the biggest reason:
3. The movement in the image is so limited, I can have a VERY VERY low bit rate without degradation in image quality. Most of the picture doesn't change the whole clip.
Oh and: H.264 kicks butt.
FYI, I think I set the bitrate to about 25kbits per second. (As opposed to around 1200kbits for a regular movie.)
I´m also intersted how you get this so small,
and which program did you use to make the film? Or did you shoot pic by pic
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_screen_recording_software
if you want it, let me know.