7/5 C-Bar (???)

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[JeffK]

I think allowing people to replay one game is a great idea, getting more money for the winners and eliminating the frustration of having one really terrible game (or perhaps making it worse, if you pay 5 bucks to have another). Time wise, I played my last game at 845 or so last night and if I remember correctly, 6 beers aside, pretty much all the machines were open. Nobody rushing to play their final game near 930.This format is great. Its awesome being able to watch the rankings come in at real time on the computer. If I had known volunteering for score keeping was an option, I would have done so! Also, my last name has one s.

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Link to finals video

http://vimeo.com/26289832

[Opto]

Nice job guys.

Look at how clean those ramps are!

[JeffK]

That footage looks really good. For me, there was sound for about a minute and then it went away. Could be my prehistoric computer though. Awesome game aaron!

[revtest]

Ya that sound issue was an editing error on my part but after 24 hrs of exporting i'm not gonna change it I'll just do better next time!

[eric]

If you want, you can re-export just the audio and replace it on your existing master using Quicktime Pro. I can walk you through it if you need a hand.

[revtest]

Oh I would like to know how to do that!

[eric]

I'd start by making a backup of your original file just in case you screw this up. After that:

-Export a new audio mix. This process works best if the new mix is exactly the same length as your master Quicktime file.
-Open your master in Quicktime Pro.
-Command-J to reveal properties.
-Select "Sound Track" and click delete.
-Open your new mix in Quicktime Pro.
-Command-A to select all, then Command-C to copy.
-Click back into the window of the master file to select it.
-Command-A to select all.
-In the menu click, Edit>Add to Selection Scale.
-Save as a new self-contained Quicktime movie and re-upload to Vimeo.