Another High Quality Vacation Story

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Now that I'm making higher quality stories and opening them with some sort
of animation, I've ruled out using a streaming service, focusing on file
download ones that don't convert the files to other formats like flash, and
offer full-sceen viewing. I just rolled my latest one to the Neptune
service.

This one is about the Rome part of our vacation. It runs almost 10
minutes.... an 81 MB file in widescreen 852x480 pixels... here's the
link.... best viewed full-screen.

http://papajohn.neptune.com?selectedalbum=papajohn297378

sorry, still no narration
 
PapaJohn said:
Now that I'm making higher quality stories and opening them with some
sort of animation, I've ruled out using a streaming service, focusing
on file download ones that don't convert the files to other formats
like flash, and offer full-sceen viewing. I just rolled my latest one
to the Neptune service.

This one is about the Rome part of our vacation. It runs almost 10
minutes.... an 81 MB file in widescreen 852x480 pixels... here's the
link.... best viewed full-screen.

http://papajohn.neptune.com?selectedalbum=papajohn297378

sorry, still no narration
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Beautiful images...certainly a trip to remember.
And, I recognize the music...the collection of
player piano midi files came in handy...huh?

Here's the deal, you and your wife experienced
the trip first hand and you remember all the
beautiful locations. You have wonderful memories
that dweebs like me (who will never go to Europe)
are not blessed with.

Sooo, I still say narration is essential to these
stories. Fact is...in time you too will probably need
to have your memory jogged a bit to remember the
names and details of all these locations.

Thanks for sharing.

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You're right on all the other counts, so you're probably right about the
need for narration too.... I'll take a crack at adding it.

Thanks
 
PapaJohn said:
You're right on all the other counts, so you're probably right about
the need for narration too.... I'll take a crack at adding it.

Thanks
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Great! I'm looking forward to it.

Cheers.
--

John Inzer
MS Picture It! MVP

Digital Image
Highlights and FAQs
http://tinyurl.com/aczzp

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk
 
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