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Thread: Gigi d'Agostino's - The Riddle FINAL

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    Default Gigi d'Agostino's - The Riddle FINAL

    People kept asking me to finish the translation and finally it's done.
    It needed some manual retouching (~600 frames) but now it's all done.
    And guys please say thanks when you download. It means a lot!
    Music was also remastered a bit.

    RAR size 8.5MB

    Unpacked
    ILD 20.42MB
    MP3 4.8MB

    ILD file is almost identical to the cartoon but do a final optimization and speed matching yourself.

    UPDATE! to have a perfect match you need to insert a few blank frames:
    Between:
    1. 1013-1014
    2. 1020-1021
    3. 1027-1028
    4. 1034-1035
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    Last edited by Dr Laser; 03-12-2010 at 20:25.
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    Hey Dr, these are much better than my conversion! Thanks for taking the time to finish it

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    Hey Doc -

    ...Mil thanks, m8 - will let you know how it looks on the 'hungarian' box... I'll try and shoot ya some cool abstract frames or somethin in-thanks...

    ciao
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    Wow - that's a lot of work!

    Thanks for taking the time to do this for the community, Doc. Much appreciated!

    Adam

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    cool, thank you !

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    Thanks, looks good.

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    VERY cool -
    Thanks for sharing your hard work!!
    RR

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    Sweet.....

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    Thanks DrLaser, you're tops in my book.

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    Muchos thanks Dr Laser, you da man!

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    Excellent, fantastic job, thank you very much!

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    Great job you done!
    THANKS MATE!

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    I'm new to lasers and am finding my feet! This great. One day I hope to be making the same sort of thing. Cheers mate.

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    Default Thanks Dr. Laser!

    Thanks for sharing your hard work! This is one of my favorite videos turned into a laser show. Happy Happy Joy Joy!

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    Thanks all for good words. I just found out how to reduce frames from 5000 to 2500. Appearantly they doubled frames to match the music. So there are 2 very same frames for every motion. I'll post a short version soon.

    PS. My Lasergraph DSP gets crazy loading 5000 pic files.
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    Here is 2500 frame version. Everything is the same. No motion or animation moments lost. But there is no frame doubling to match to the music so it will be little bit harder to do music matching.

    Frames
    2561

    ILDA v.1

    RAR
    6.8MB

    UnRAR
    10.5MB ILD
    4.9MB MP3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr Laser View Post
    Here is 2500 frame version. Everything is the same. No motion or animation moments lost. But there is no frame doubling to match to the music so it will be little bit harder to do music matching.

    Frames
    2561

    ILDA v.1

    RAR
    6.8MB

    UnRAR
    10.5MB ILD
    4.9MB MP3
    I just had a test with it, import in HE-Laserscan was effortless.

    The show scans and displays fine on my 50mW green DPSS and galvos on 20kpps. Music sync was good

    I'll throw a video on YT today or tomorrow.

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    Yeah, thank U so much! I´m looking for something like this since i get started with my laser.

    Also tested with He-Laserscan and my GS120-D, looks fine.

    Dave

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    amazing thank you again for all your hard work.

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    Very cool !!!

    Thanks !!!

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    Hi,

    This is a great little show. I've always been a fan of the Nik Kershaw original, but this remix is excellent.

    The problem is, I've tried everything to get the music to stay in sync while trying to generate a multichannel Wav file using LaserBoy. I need LaserBoy to output at 48KHz for my sound card DAC, so I resampled the music first using Cool Edit...

    I know that the ILDA frames are variable length, so the animation slows down a lot at certain parts. I've tried setting the frame rate manually, and around 13.6 FPS (short verion) is close enough for the first part, but then it goes out of sync in the second half?

    I tried importing to HE Laserscan, but it's still quite a bit out of sync compared to the real video on YouTube. Is this video even in sync like the original?...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrtA6...related&fmt=18

    Thanks in advance,
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    Lovely to see a release now. (though traceit is very help full for batching, and I never released mines lol)

    this was my first attempt with the k12n around 3 years ago.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvF716-hIF8&fmt=18

    you should try blablabla too.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVvGwTu-MiQ&fmt=18

    they are oldish, so I made a HD version.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Z58V6RKy_E&fmt=18

    youtube people were complaining about the quality so

    Also great job to remove the double lines ^^, I was lazy to do that so, but I removed that in the blablabla one.
    Thanks, Dnstje.
    Last edited by Dnstje; 06-30-2010 at 19:02.

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    Ohh cool there is another animation. Just need to find original VOB or good mpeg4. I will transfer it to ILD for usre. Thanks for link.

    BTW if you having problem synchronizing 2500 frame version. Same problem here as in original. Need to insert a few blank frames. When one guy finish walking and the animations switches to another guy there are hills and when animation gets to the top you need a blank frame. There are 4 frames needed to be inserted If not it screws animation/music sync.
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    Hi,

    I don't suppose anyone has the time to convert The Riddle animation to a Laserboy 8-channel wave (plus music) which keeps proper sync?

    I've found that I had to convert the music's sample rate to 48KHz with Cooledit first because Laserboy generally works at 48KHz for the USB DAC.

    Then I had to mess around with the frame rate and use something fractional like 13.6 fps, but it still goes out of sync 'cos it seems that many ILD frames display for a lot longer than others (eg. going up Bluebird Hill etc.)

    How does most software determine the proper frame rate, since ILD animations work from a scan-rate setting AFAIK (not quite the same thing)? Shouldn't all ILD animations include the scan-rate in the file name as I don't think it's always included in the ILDA header is it?

    I've tried using other lasershow software, but most of them are a pain to use and still don't keep sync?

    Thanks,
    OzOnE.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr Laser View Post
    BTW if you having problem synchronizing 2500 frame version. Same problem here as in original. Need to insert a few blank frames. When one guy finish walking and the animations switches to another guy there are hills and when animation gets to the top you need a blank frame. There are 4 frames needed to be inserted If not it screws animation/music sync.
    well, I dont have experience with off sync with the riddle or blablabla, since im using phoenix showcontroller 2 and using a wav file. I though mamba black had problems with opening ILD files or so cuts off blank frames, (atleast here) anyway, no probs at phoenix.

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