pawn@wpi.wpi.edu (Kevin Goroway) (12/05/89)
Recently, I was invited to a cable tv studio to show some of my animations to them. Armed with my animations in quarterback format (they're big) and movie (and quarterback, incase they didn't use that back-up prog) I went to the studio. I unpacked my anims onto their HD and put my floppy into the internal drive, leaned back, and said, "Watch this..." And, right before their very eyes, I showed them the infamous Guru. Anyone have any ideas why movie wouldn't work on their machine? (A2000 w/5 megs and quantum 80 megs drive) They have two of these machines, and it didn't work on either... I'm sure the anims unpacked OK, since when I got home, I was able to play the anims fine (I copied one from their HD to my floppy, brought it home, and copied it to my HD, and poof...it worked like magic...) thanks to anyone who can help...this is sorta important, for obvious reasons. PS. my system: 2500 with an extra 2 megs of 16 bit mem (5 megs total, no fatter agnus here, don't know about there, hmmm...) -- +=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+= | Worcester Polytechnic Institute | "It happens sometimes, people just | | Pawn@wpi.wpi.edu Pawn@wpi.bitnet | explode, natural causes."-Repo Man | +=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=