As a hobbyist programmer I decided to turn a bit of my old work into a game trailer. Please let me know what you think. Remember that I did most of this myself so don't expect commercial level stuff. This is only about a month or so of work and I plan to start adding many more advanced features as time allows. Thanks for checking it out. Here are the links to the trailer. Home Is Where The Heart Is Mpeg Trailer (67.9MB) Home Is Where The Heart Is .wmv Trailer (42.3MB)

Well, i dont really have the time right now (sorry), but those are pretty huge file sizes (especially with my unreliable internet, damn you earthlink!!!)... maybe you should post a few screenies from them to entice people you know?

hope that helps
-Dan

[Edited by - Ademan555 on February 8, 2005 2:50:28 AM]

There's some screenshots on his homepage.

I downloaded the trailor, but it won't run, corrupted avi? Tried the Mpeg one

Thank you for the interest, and thank you DJBnJack for downloading it. Sorry that it didn't work, but I don't think it was corrupted because I just downloaded and it played fine. QuickTime didn't play it, but Windows Media had no problem. What player were you using? I believe the file is actually a Mpeg2, which QuickTime won't play naturally without the special plug-in. I'll make a QuickTime only file once I get back from school this afternoon, and see if I can get the Mpeg1 encoding to work.

Ademan555, sorry you use Earthlink. Their deal sounds really good, but it only took me a week of trying them out to switch. I don't have all of the screenshots from the different trailer scenes, but I have a few up. You can check out them out right here:

Home Is Where The Heart IS Screenshots

I reuploaded both files, and they seem to play fine on current versions of Windows Media Player. The MPEG2 should play on most other players as well. I'm working on getting up other codecs, but will have to wait until tomorrow to get the program. Sorry for the inconvenience. Please let me know if you have any furthur problems. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.