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RE: Animated Movie Posters - koufos - 2016-03-29

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RE: Animated Movie Posters - Idokfire - 2016-03-29

I find the resident evil retribution one mildly disturbing. Love it!!!


RE: Animated Movie Posters - koufos - 2016-03-29

(2016-03-29, 21:59)Idokfire Wrote: I find the resident evil retribution one mildly disturbing. Love it!!!

The specific one have found it on the web..I like it very much also!


RE: Animated Movie Posters - koufos - 2016-03-29

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RE: Animated Movie Posters - Razieal - 2016-03-30

great work koufos cant wait fr more Can you please make spiderman ones


RE: Animated Movie Posters - rschiks - 2016-03-30

(2016-03-29, 16:36)mattyspurs76 Wrote: I use the Titan Beta skin on Jarvis 16.1 (Windows pC) and noticed over the weekend that my movie posters in my library were moving Wink i can confirm that alls well with them.
Very surprised and ive only just figured out how and why as i know for a fact i didnt download or install any animated posters. So ... Thank you very much. Whatever you have done works well.

The database is still growing, so expect more posters to be animated :-)


RE: Animated Movie Posters - CaptainKen - 2016-03-30

Putting aside the gif 256 color limitation, since Fanart TV minimum requirement for posters is 680x1000 and many are actually 1000x1500 or greater, why are all these gif only 500x713?

Also considering that there are many people using these gifs for the Movie Poster App:
http://www.avsforum.com/forum/32-theater-room-items-accessories/1439406-movieposter-virtual-movie-poster-display-software.html


RE: Animated Movie Posters - rschiks - 2016-03-30

(2016-03-30, 18:19)CaptainKen Wrote: Putting aside the gif 256 color limitation, since Fanart TV minimum requirement for posters is 680x1000 and many are actually 1000x1500 or greater, why are all these gif only 500x713?

Also considering that there are many people using these gifs for the Movie Poster App:
http://www.avsforum.com/forum/32-theater-room-items-accessories/1439406-movieposter-virtual-movie-poster-display-software.html

I think the animated gifs will get to big. Some of them have a lot of frames.

For now we should be happy that people, like koufos, make animated gifs and should not make already high requirements about the animated posters.

BTW: I have checked the thread you mentioned. The google drive link (first post) contains a handful of animated posters? Is that correct?


RE: Animated Movie Posters - CaptainKen - 2016-03-30

Thanks for responding @rschiks.

Yes the Google drive link has lots of posters.


RE: Animated Movie Posters - _Andy_ - 2016-03-30

Not really a lot. Only 2 posters are not in the database. The Wizard of Oz and 12 years a slave.


RE: Animated Movie Posters - movie78 - 2016-03-30

(2016-03-30, 20:48)CaptainKen Wrote: Thanks for responding @rschiks.

Yes the Google drive link has lots of posters.

What Google drive?


RE: Animated Movie Posters - rschiks - 2016-03-30

(2016-03-30, 21:56)movie78 Wrote:
(2016-03-30, 20:48)CaptainKen Wrote: Thanks for responding @rschiks.

Yes the Google drive link has lots of posters.

What Google drive?

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B8ASb73uXf-CNXJHeUpCSk5TRXc&usp=sharing

It's from the first post in this thread:
http://www.avsforum.com/forum/32-theater-room-items-accessories/1439406-movieposter-virtual-movie-poster-display-software.html


RE: Animated Movie Posters - Wanilton - 2016-03-30

@movie78

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B8ASb73uXf-CNXJHeUpCSk5TRXc&usp=sharing


RE: Animated Movie Posters - movie78 - 2016-03-30

Thanks!!


RE: Animated Movie Posters - CaptainKen - 2016-03-31

(2016-03-01, 18:39)rschiks Wrote:
(2016-03-01, 16:32)movie78 Wrote: Good job.

A video tutorial will be very helpful.

I personally don't think this is the way to go. This weekend I will add another 150 backgrounds. The database will grow very fast. First searching in a json file, construct a link and then download it. Not very user friendly.
I think a website is much better :-)
You can then search for a movie, see the animated gifs and if there's an API to talk to, it will be a lot easier for apps.

Something the TheLogoDB.com. That would be perfect!

I have no idea if there's someone who could help with that.
A domain name and hosting space I can take care of.

Assuming that I'm understanding you correctly consider this.

OneDrive allows for a file to be updated without issuing a new link. For instance, at the office we have a zip file with contents that needs to be updated occasionally, but the name never changes.As long as we upload the newly updated zip file and keep the name the same we never have to change the link. OD offers a lot more free storage than most of the other cloud services.