http://www.jpdatabase.net Mon, 15 Feb 2010 15:44:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.jpdatabase.net/jurassic-park/multimedia/video-audio-clips/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Jurassic Park db » Blog Archive » Jurassic Park media is back Tue, 25 Jul 2006 00:56:30 +0000 http://database.jpdatabase.net/jurassic-park/multimedia/video-audio-clips/#comment-4 [...] Sometime last week I finished making video clips for Jurassic Park. It’s not a hard task given today’s technology. What is problem is my ISP. It’s been a royal pain for me to get online and place them on the site. There are so many people on during the summer the internet slows to a crawl throughout the day. I guess it doesn’t matter if you have dial-up or broadband, the same result occur. I’m sure you all know someone that it happens to constantly, or maybe it happens to you as well. Anyway, I’m pleased to announce that we’ve released 14 high quality Jurassic Park video clips, 15 to 50 seconds long, at a resolution of 416 x 224. As we were making these clips it was decided to use the XviD codec over the normal MPEG Layer-1/2 compression that we’ve used in the past. The end result from using the XviD codec showed excellent compression while maintaining superb quality in an MPEG Layer-4 format. [...] [...] Sometime last week I finished making video clips for Jurassic Park. It’s not a hard task given today’s technology. What is problem is my ISP. It’s been a royal pain for me to get online and place them on the site. There are so many people on during the summer the internet slows to a crawl throughout the day. I guess it doesn’t matter if you have dial-up or broadband, the same result occur. I’m sure you all know someone that it happens to constantly, or maybe it happens to you as well. Anyway, I’m pleased to announce that we’ve released 14 high quality Jurassic Park video clips, 15 to 50 seconds long, at a resolution of 416 x 224. As we were making these clips it was decided to use the XviD codec over the normal MPEG Layer-1/2 compression that we’ve used in the past. The end result from using the XviD codec showed excellent compression while maintaining superb quality in an MPEG Layer-4 format. [...]

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