Hello all,

With thanks to Magda and Jacek Kapitkowski who attended Amiga Revival Fair yesterday, here are some vids shot by them.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NThpGER0HA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPtdzYyhhvM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1bm4MOM5zs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HPpj5QLHoE


Additionally, some photos by them also.
http://www.ppa.pl/graffiti/index.php?kategoria=63&podkategoria=317


Once more, thank you guys.

Mikey C

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@Mikey_C

Thanks mate. Your kind

More pics here.

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@minator

I recommend that you find a simple photo gallery module for your website. There are plenty of them around, and they're pretty easy to setup. Directory listing such as what you're using currently are rather slow tedious to use.

Or use something like Flickr or Picasa; they make it pretty easy to share photos, and you can embed their slideshows into your website.

EDIT: Nice photos though.

If need be, I could probably host photo collections from events on my website for those who don't have a photo gallery feature on their own websites. The photo gallery software that I use auto-generates the thumbnails, and shows photos in a popup window (e.g., the MiniGL gallery). It's not quite how I'd like it, but it's good enough.

@people who attended

Who owns the briefcase A1200?

Hans

Last edited by Hans on 14-Dec-2009 at 12:22 AM.

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@Hans

or use AWeb to browse his directory.

(with an external picture viewer configured of course)


One of the deficiencies of these so called "modern" browsers is that they insist on displaying images inline, and thus making a mountain outof a molehill.

AWeb + multiview = bliss

[edit] the spell checker features on the other hand ...[/edit]

Last edited by broadblues on 14-Dec-2009 at 12:35 AM.

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There's also a video, it's a weird format (m4v) but vlc can play it fine. It's come out a bit jumpy, looks like iMovie has changed the framerate, grr.

I was going to upload the original but it's a 180MB file and I think most people might have a bit of a problem playing h.264 @ 1080p.



BTW I usually do an html page with the pics manually but I'm just lazy at the minute

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@minator

Quote:

minator wrote: There's also a video, it's a weird format (m4v) but vlc can play it fine. It's come out a bit jumpy, looks like iMovie has changed the framerate, grr. I was going to upload the original but it's a 180MB file and I think most people might have a bit of a problem playing h.264 @ 1080p.

Yep, H.264 at 1080p is too much for my laptop. Transcoding to DIVX should let single-core machines play it.

Quote:

BTW I usually do an html page with the pics manually but I'm just lazy at the minute

That's nothing. I'm so lazy that I use a tool to generate the page for me.

Hans

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@minator

Played fine on my Macbook but was too big to fit on the screen lol.

Looked a great show though.

@Mikey_C

Thanks mikey, and thank you to magda and jacek:)