Ronnie Tucker wrote: > OK, here's a 'beta2' of the WhyUbuntu comparison video I was working on. > Completely remade in Sony Vegas (thanks for the tip Jacob!) clocks in at > 50 secs, and using a bit more pizazz this time. This is much closer to > my original idea... > > http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1743546330285506201&hl=en > > It still needs some music, had a quick look on Jamendo.com - but it'd > take me forever to wade through the site, any suggestions? Any of you > good folks got some suitable music on a favourites list?? > > All comments welcome.
Hi Ronnie, That's a great improvement over the first version. Nice one :-) One small nit-pick. OpenOffice.org "WRITE" should be "Writer". But other than that it's a nice idea, and well executed. Next week, we are exhibiting at a major IT/Education trade show in the London, UK and I'd like to ask if we could have this video available to run on our stand? It's something that might be quite "eye catching" on the monitors when "nothing else is going on". Is that OK? Thanks Alan > > > > Alan Lord wrote: >> Ronnie Tucker wrote: >> >>> It's not finished yet, still need to add some sort of free music over it >>> (suggestions? Something soothing I reckon). But for your (pre)viewing >>> pleasure: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5931624988227229012&hl=en >>> >>> (ironically, I had to use Windows Movie Maker to create it :/ ) >>> >> One thing jumped out at me; it might be construed as being picky but it >> will be noticed. >> >> OpenOffice. It really should be called OpenOffice.org. OpenOffice >> (without the .org) is a trademark owned by someone/thing else. OOo like >> to see the full name at all times. >> >> Nice idea though, the comparison of apps works well. Perhaps a bit more >> "energy" or dynamism (some kind of Compiz style might be nice i.e. >> Windows on one cube face and Ubuntu on another?)... >> >> Cheers >> >> Al >> >> > -- ubuntu-marketing mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-marketing
