drakide
drakide
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18th Mar 2014
7th Oct 2014
This is a new version that utilizes very similar technology as my first video. The decoding logic has been moved into the display, thus removing the need for WIFI, which in turn allows extreme resolutions. Enjoy!
screen electronic video movie animation funny filt some stickman nyan

Comments

  • unknownkarma
    unknownkarma
    21st Mar 2014
    It would also be cool if it was more realistc. I have a rather good idea on how to make a more realistic hard drive, but it may never work as I am not good with electronics. Not only that, I don't think I would be able to compress the data enough to make play a video as long as this. :/ Btw, +1
  • unknownkarma
    unknownkarma
    21st Mar 2014
    Maybe for realism? But then again, I don't recall any type of computer using a light coloration system or anything like this.
  • drakide
    drakide
    21st Mar 2014
    @mecha-man: It is almost WIFIless. Why would I want to use any less? (Except for decreasing the frame rate, heating up the environment and paying more for energy.)
  • mecha-man
    mecha-man
    21st Mar 2014
    Can you make it WIFIless?
  • drakide
    drakide
    21st Mar 2014
    @mecha-man: It's rather unproblematic to make the screen larger, but most scenes wouldn't profit from that and neither would the frame rate.
  • drakide
    drakide
    21st Mar 2014
    @Darkn1883r: I'm trying not to critizize, but its hard :P. Nice text display by the way.
  • drakide
    drakide
    21st Mar 2014
    @Laominos: I'm from Austria.
  • mecha-man
    mecha-man
    21st Mar 2014
    You could make the screen a bit wider.
  • Darkn1883r
    Darkn1883r
    21st Mar 2014
    @drakide: Please stop criticizing TPT users. Not everybody is at the same level as you in technology (awesome saves by the way). Don't expect people to make amazing things. Most people are trying their best and discovering new aspects of the game. Anyways, +1, epic movie lol.
  • Jonsku99
    Jonsku99
    21st Mar 2014
    I know understand how the timing works, nut how the heck does it know what pixel to light up?