Hi all. My friend made a video from our last shred. Starring: Marcin Staroń, Przemek Jóźwik and Michał Biarda. During this training I broke something in left instep while hitting flip Whirl, but don't worry, you won't see this in the movie . Now I'm curing my foot and waiting for comments.
SHIT! I should be a member of your club! You guys are EXACTLY where I am and have EXACTLY the same trick choice as me... so weird!
*sidenote: Cod, your quantum is better though*
Curious if our game will evolve in a similar way in the future.
WOW! Just watched this vid . . . and I loved it! The music was soo eerie and went very well with the whole aura of the video. There was a lot of nice shred in the video, lots of genuine links from you Michal. I dunno why, but I just really liked this video. Thanks for making it!
My name: Jeremy Mirken, AKA Chocolatey Shatner, AKA jerk enemy rim.
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WOW!! This video is easily the most creative and interesting video that has been posted on the forum this month - probably this year! Awesome editing - I really really enjoyed it. You should be really proud of making such a video! Your other recent video (the big trick session I think - with RATM) was also really good!
Thanks so much Michał for putting in the time and effort to make such an enjoyable video! The shred is really good too.
I really liked this video. The shred was good. The music reminded me of playing Tomb Raider or watching an outerspace sci-fi movie.
I wish the frame-rate of the rendered video was higher. When I play this in Windows Media Player, the statistics show a frame-rate of 30fps, however the video plays like a 15fps (a little choppy). I don't know if this is due to the source video from the video recorder, the conversion to digital video through the capture device, or an affect applied through your video authoring software. If you could render this video with true 30fps and at 320x240, you would end up with a much smoother looking video and a smaller file size. Also, the audio is encoded at 96 kbps, 44 kHz, stereo (A/V) 1-pass CBR. You could probably get away with 64 kbps, 44 kHz with no noticable difference, or even 32 kbps, 22 kHz with a slight difference in sound quality but a significantly smaller file size.
Bottom line, this is a really good video. Download it. Watch it.