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Originally Posted by h0ughy
nort a bad effort there Peter
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Originally Posted by Bassnut
Not for me it wasnt, perfect.
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Originally Posted by Bassnut
wow, thats very impressive. Excellent!. Yes, ALIVE.
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Originally Posted by John Hothersall
Solar images are all a bit static and alike but this is wonderful - It's ALIVE!
John.
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Originally Posted by gregbradley
Amazing work. Its amazing how the surface is writhing around. Its hard to think with that the Sun is a blazing fusion. You'd think it would all burn up rapidly and not last as long as it does.
Greg.
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Thanks guys...I've discovered in the world of video there seems to be a million Codecs...some preserve data, others melt it, some play smoothly, some are just plain cr@p.
Then there are the computers on which the stream is viewed.... some cope very well, some choke better than Greg Norman at a US open.
Anyway I've uploaded a fairly high-res HD stream...so, depending on your system, you may, or may not have smoothly-flowing video.
Such is life
As for the nitty gritty..... each of the 200 odd video frames (ie just a few seconds of video) was generated from 200x 600 frame .avi's.
Yes that's about 120,000 frames that needed processing....Even with a Hex Core I-7 CPU it takes time....