I couldn't see it as well which happens to me rather seldom. A google search
for the codec you used (4CC FMP4) arised that it's leading to problems very
often. I would suggest to use another codec. MPEG1 will lead to the biggest
audience.
Regards Roman
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Roman Reiner wrote:
> I couldn't see it as well which happens to me rather seldom. A google search> for the codec you used (4CC FMP4) arised that it's leading to problems very> often. I would suggest to use another codec. MPEG1 will lead to the biggest> audience.>
That's fully DiVX compatible. On windows, you can see it in one of
three ways:
- Install the ffdshow codec then use your favorite media player;
- Use avi4cc to change the reported codec to divx (if you have
installed the DiVX codec);
- Play it with videolan (that solution should work also on MacOS X
and linux).
But you're right, MPEG1 would be much more widely accepted.
Jerome
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What da ..!! You're blowing up my ship!
...mmm... after a closer inspection I see, it wasn't my ship. I was getting
worried there.
It seems you have some sort of particle system hidden underneath the fire.
It can be seen in the end. I think it should be more prominent.
Regards,
Hugo Asm