> Reminds me of this:
> http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2002/20sep_mysteryobject.htm

I see what you mean! (Far out story btw) Still, since it's the same kind of
simulation - forces acting on a particle - it's hardly suprising ;-)

Andrew.

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A new version, complete with air-resistence, can be found at
  http://www.btinternet.com/~orphi/Video/Chaos2.m1v

Once again, 25 fps, 500 frames, 20 seconds, 822 KB (now that I got some new
MPEG encoder software!)

Enjoy!
Andrew.

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What's a good player for an M1V file? Nothing I have will play it...

Emory

Andrew Coppin wrote:
> 
> A new version, complete with air-resistence, can be found at
>   http://www.btinternet.com/~orphi/Video/Chaos2.m1v
> 
> Once again, 25 fps, 500 frames, 20 seconds, 822 KB (now that I got some new
> MPEG encoder software!)
> 
> Enjoy!
> Andrew.

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Gwen & Emory Stagmer wrote:
> What's a good player for an M1V file? Nothing I have will play it...

Open media player, and paste the URL of the file into the open dialogue -
works for me
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Andrew Coppin wrote:
> A new version, complete with air-resistence, can be found at
>   http://www.btinternet.com/~orphi/Video/Chaos2.m1v

Make the pilars into pinball machine springies :)

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On Wed, 02 Oct 2002 18:54:14 -0400, Gwen & Emory Stagmer quoth:

> What's a good player for an M1V file? Nothing I have will play it...

Just replace the m1v extension with mpg, and use whatever you normally
use to play MPEG files.

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> Make the pilars into pinball machine springies :)
>
> --
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LOL... You're the second person to make that suggestion! ;-)

Trouble is, pinball requires *bouncing*, and I had a lot of trouble with the
math for that *last* time... (See "Bouncing Ball" a bit further down this
group.)

Andrew.

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Gwen & Emory Stagmer wrote:
> 
> What's a good player for an M1V file? Nothing I have will play it...
> 

It's regular mpeg, but it's marked as text file so download will break
it.  I already told Andrew about it but he did not change it.

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> It's regular mpeg, but it's marked as text file so download will break
> it.  I already told Andrew about it but he did not change it.

Hmmm... that's interesting... It shouldn't be, and it downloads just fine
from my end... FTP upload was set to binary mode... Most puzzling!

Andrew.

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Andrew Coppin wrote:
> 
> Hmmm... that's interesting... It shouldn't be, and it downloads just fine
> from my end... FTP upload was set to binary mode... Most puzzling!

That has nothing to do with the upload, the web server needs to be
configured to handle the files as binary (either by extension or setting
it for the individual file).

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