"Dan Byers"  wrote in message
<web.45eb99ad5a485b49b17f5e970@news.povray.org>:
> I uploaded the movie to YouTube.com last night -- it's at
> http://youtube.com/goofygraffix.  Look for "Break Time" (should be the
> featured video).

It is <URL: http://youtube.com/watch?v=n1X7Gq8xv8M >. It is simple and
elegant. Congratulations.

>		    I'll get a fresh copy of it uploaded to my site
> (goofygraffix.com), for those that prefer a straight MPEG-1 over YouTube's
> Shockwave-induced funkiness...

The main problem with youtube videos is not the codec/format, it is the very
low bitrate. To get good quality, I would recommend using the x264 codec
library, which gives very good results (do not forget to enable B-frames).
Or, if you want to stay classic, XviD is quite a good choice too.

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