These guys have come up with a Direct X compression that can make a movie or demo which used to be 30MB's into 64KB file with no loss of quality or sound !
A demo is a program that displays a sound, music, and light show, usually in 3D. Demos are very fun to watch, because they seemingly do things that aren't possible on the machine they were programmed on.
Essentially, demos "show off". They do so in usually one, two, or all three of three methods:
They show off the computer's hardware abilities (3D objects, multi-channel sound, etc.)
They show off the creative abilities of the demo group (artists, musicians)
They show off the programmer's abilities (fast 3D shaded polygons, complex motion, etc.)
Demos are an art form. They blend mathematics, programming skill, and creativity into something incredible to watch and listen to.
The soundtrack is very stylish; the transitions from one effect to the other are smoothly done.
When you run them it is hard to believe that they are so small !
All the movies are available here
My opinion: This isn't a new type of compression, it is just a mini program that spits out the codes for your system to draw the 'movie' in real time. Still, it is pretty neat to see 64kb files that last for so long.
A demo is a program that displays a sound, music, and light show, usually in 3D. Demos are very fun to watch, because they seemingly do things that aren't possible on the machine they were programmed on.
Essentially, demos "show off". They do so in usually one, two, or all three of three methods:
They show off the computer's hardware abilities (3D objects, multi-channel sound, etc.)
They show off the creative abilities of the demo group (artists, musicians)
They show off the programmer's abilities (fast 3D shaded polygons, complex motion, etc.)
Demos are an art form. They blend mathematics, programming skill, and creativity into something incredible to watch and listen to.
The soundtrack is very stylish; the transitions from one effect to the other are smoothly done.
When you run them it is hard to believe that they are so small !
All the movies are available here
My opinion: This isn't a new type of compression, it is just a mini program that spits out the codes for your system to draw the 'movie' in real time. Still, it is pretty neat to see 64kb files that last for so long.