for thoses interested on Vista 32 bits window
i was not able to play it on VLC or Quick but i did manage to play it on Divx
and seems about normal on Divx
happy video 2.5
you think very little of me don’t you :rolleyes: you really think i have not thought about that, im a coder and animator for a living so i do know these things its just late at night when i do these i tend to forget to delete the original :o
Anyway thanks for your quick respose i’ll try it some time today and if i have time i’ll redo the tour:D
No I don’t, you’re just being too sensitive 
chill guys.
mfox, did you maybe try quicktime windows?
on the os x side it has a screen capture and audio function.
the speed of recording and processing speed when exporting
is blazing fast - surprised myself.
I am not sure if that might help. You could record just small
sections and than cut later the pieces together. You can do that
also just in QT.
Cekuhnen, ha don’t worry he knows im just joking around 
LOL man I’ve know mfoxdogg for a long time that’s why I used such language. If it was someone else, I wouldn’t do that. We’re friends.
Sorry if it was understood as sarcasm or trying to pick a fight.
I see - well that background information doesnt carry over in a text message 
Lost in translation
Also QT on Win doesn’t have the same features like on OS X.
I just found it out. Too bad since the OS X build of QT is very impressive now.
is there any chance somebody can try to re-encode this?
(maybe one of the people it worked for - if the original video has been deleted)
I always find these walkthroughs very helpful - watching a 30min video can save me hours or days trying to figure out what things do by trial and error
Mh I just opened the ogg file in iTunes OS X and it runs fine.
VLC just scrips crazy.
SO I would assume it is just an decoding issue of the movie players
incase it skips the video stream.
Strange that VLC has such an issue since I always used it for all
movies instead of the heavy iTunes player.
So I assume just re-encoding would or could fix this issue.
The file contains 471 frames for the entire 33 minutes. That means it plays at 14 frames per minute, while it should have had 15 frames per second.
You can’t fix that with re-encoding.
ops I did not look into that, I assumed he just moved slow.
That explains the nice and slow video.
Yes!! thaks a lot, I learned a couple of interestings thinks as usual.
Take care
Jur!
Wow, 1 hour tour!
Thanks very much. It’s really a surprise that the file is only 76 MB for the 1+ hour video. The video and audio both work ok on mplayer. Great tour, very much appreciated.
Gotta check it out now. Animation is the most important topic (for me)
THANKS :). i really appreciate this
Mfoxdogg, i have a question regarding the colored dots in the dopesheet: how do you change the color of a key or tell it whether it is an extreme or breakdown etc. ?
press R
@mxfoxxdog
thanks man - very helpful!
(PS. it’s shift i to add an IK constraint - but I don’t know why it was going backwards)
Thank you very much for this. 
Thanks for remaking this video, it’s pretty impressive the amount of info that are jammed into these! Also a huge amount of respect to Aligorith for coding this beast!