Luci-Tyrant Football Video

[vitaminmoo]

Size is big, quality is low, but it's an amusing little run.

http://obsoleet.org/trem/vitaminmoo-luci-football.ogg
(while bandwidth permits)

Also, what do you use for video editing/post processing? So far the only thing I've found for Linux that doesn't suck is Cinelerra. It seems to need some work on my system to allow it to encode to my preferred formats.

Once I get a decent routine for video creation down, I need to go through my demos and pick highlights out. The only problem with that is that I've got a *lot* of them. Does anyone know of a way to easily search through them, other than rendering them all? Seems like there should be a skip 30 seconds button while playing them back.

-moo }:8)

[Lava Croft]

This config lets you have full control over demo playback, including fast forwarding. The forum's search function would also have pointed you in that direction.

[vitaminmoo]

That config looks perfect, though the words "demo" and "video" don't exactly pull up the most relevant information for any of the combinations and permutations that I've tried, including here, quake3 forums, and Google. My unlucky day, I guess. Until now.

[durand]

Have you tried kino or avidemux? What exactly are you looking for anyway?

[vitaminmoo]

Have you tried kino or avidemux? What exactly are you looking for anyway?

Something that will do cut&clip, audio, and the ability to import a fscking mjpeg file would be nice. kino only works on DV, and my first impression of the interface isn't great. I haven't tried avidemux, but other than crashing all the time, cinelerra mostly fits those requirements. It's export features either are set up incorrectly on my machine, or they suck (more crashing), though.

Bottom line is I'm a picky bastard, I guess.

[durand]

Where did you get the mjpeg video from? Tremulous exports the video as avi and you can use avidemux or kino to add music and edit it. Kino does import avi as well, i don't have any DV stuff but i can still use it. Vive and Lives are also pretty good. Vive is for conversion using ffmpeg, that would be good for compressing the video further. (that download was soo long for such a short play time) Other than that, nice video!