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In lugnet.animation, Greg Perry wrote:
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For anyone else who may have missed out on the animation and is interested
in checking out the entries, they are available for download via the
following online directory of links:
http://www.brickfilms.com/hat/
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Cool, Greg...thanks. Say, would it be possible to make these available for
download as MPEG or QuickTime? I don’t have Real Player(1).
If not, that’s OK; I’ll wait for the DVD.
--Todd
(1) evil spyware
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> (1) evil spyware
The curse on RealPlayer has lessened. Unless I'm mistaken, it doesn't even
run a background process any more! It will only display an update message
every now and then when you run it, and even that can easily be minimized in
the settings. The Brickfilms community prefers the RealPlayer format because
it provides an excellent size/quality ratio - we believe the best available
for video with vibrant colours and sharp lines, i.e. animation (which
differs from typical video content in the lack of motion blur).
Give it a try! I don't think you'll be disappointed. But do pay attention
during install that not too many file extensions are taken over. Again, the
default options are nonagressive.
Stefan.
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In lugnet.animation, Todd Lehman wrote:
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Cool, Greg...thanks. Say, would it be possible to make these available for
download as MPEG or QuickTime? I don’t have Real Player(1).
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Todd (and others who might want to avoid RealPlayer) -
I don’t have any handy links to any of the entries that may be in other formats
besides RealMedia but I know some of the producers of the entries do have them
available. Depending on how dedicated you are, you could prowl through the
BrickFilms “Post and Review
Films” Forum to find the postings with references to HAT (High Adventure
Theatre) in the subject line. Most of these are still on Page 1 of this forum.
I couldn’t say how many of them do have non-RM formats available but I have seen
a couple.
Or you can just wait for the DVD.
There’s now information available on the Events page at
BrickFilms.com about how to pre-order the BrickFest
Animation DVD that contains every contest entry (which exceeds the number of
brickfilms that were actually shown at BrickFest).
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