Peercoin Video by OverkillCoin

[quote=“overkillcoin, post:439, topic:2095”]Hello,

I’m rendering the first 28 seconds for your review. I’m VERY sorry for the delays. For 5 days I had no desk at home and have been occupied moving garbage (belongings) back and forth over considerably long distances. :confused:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2z1vztyxlM&feature=youtu.be

Please let me know your initial thoughts![/quote]
Good to hear from you.

Just two words: Great start!

@Sentinelrv
I was kind of feeling the same thing on this one to be honest, and I agree with what you said. It worries me that I might spend a lot of time (a lot of which I don’t have) (without payment) on this when as you say, it’s difficult for an open community to settle on a unanimous agreement. Perhaps it’s best to leave this for the moment, and thanks for understanding. When OKC gives me the thumbs up to start music/sound effect stuff, I’m going to have a whole lot to sort out anyways :3

[quote=“overkillcoin, post:439, topic:2095”]Hello,

I’m rendering the first 28 seconds for your review. I’m VERY sorry for the delays. For 5 days I had no desk at home and have been occupied moving garbage (belongings) back and forth over considerably long distances. :confused:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2z1vztyxlM&feature=youtu.be

Please let me know your initial thoughts![/quote]

[size=14pt]Sweet! :slight_smile: Promising![/size] :slight_smile:

Hi Nox,

The guy doing the voice work is named Andre Greene.

Ok, I’ve got the US-english subtitles and timings for the video ready. It is synchronised with the audio file provided by Jabun (a few posts back).

I’ve posted the script below. You can copy and paste that into your own srt file. A srt file is just a text file with the extension .srt. You should keep all the formatting though.
Best to use a open source tool like Subtitle Edit 3.3.15 (just Google for it) I used to synchronise, edit and translate the subtitles.

[code]
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The world-changing advent of
cryptocurrency is just beginning

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empowering users to send,
receive and store value

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without needing a bank
or payment provider.

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However, with so many
Bitcoin copycats popping up,

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finding real innovation is
more important than ever.

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Peercoin stands above the crowd
as innovative and unique.

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Most coins use “Proof
of Work” (or mining)

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to maintain their networks
and verify transactions.

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Miners compete fiercely
for block rewards and even

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pool their computing resources
to gain an advantage.

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The result is a need
for specialized hardware,

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ever-increasing power usage
and the trend towards centralization.

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Peercoin is different. It uses “Proof
of Stake” to maintain its network.

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Users Verify Transactions and secure the
Network based on the Peercoins they hold.

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There are no massive mining power-houses
needed to verify transactions.

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The result is a secure peer-to-peer network

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in which all computers
can participate equally

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saving vast amounts of energy
and preventing centralization.

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Peercoin gives a 1%
annual reward to users

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in compensation for
maintaining the network.

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This encourages saving, making
Peercoin an excellent store of wealth

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and establishing it as a
stable “backbone” currency.

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Another aspect of Peercoin
is its smaller blockchain

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which allows wallets to sync faster;

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this also makes Peercoin
ideal for future innovations

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and projects like Peershares.

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With active developers and a growing
community, Peercoin has a bright future.

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Peercoin.
The secure and sustainable cryptocoin.

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*To learn more, please visit
our website at Peercoin.net

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and connect with our community
at PeercoinTalk.org*[/code]

All .srt files containing different language subtitles can be uploaded together with the video on our Youtube channel allowing viewers to select their preferred subtitle language (or none).

So if you want your language among those, please post in this thread you started translating, so others won’t do the same and post either the link to the uploaded .srt file or the content in this thread (as code).

Just a quick update from my end (So you know I’ve been doing stuff XD).

I’ve done sound effects and syncing for the first 30 seconds of the animation (the amount that OKC uploaded the other day). I’m waiting for his review on that, then I’ll be posting it up (The video quality isn’t great though since I downloaded the video from YouTube to sync it up, but you should get an idea of what it’ll look/sound like). Just waiting on the next section of animation from OKC then I can make that sound nice too :smiley:

I should hopefully have another upload soon maybe tomorrow.

Hello Peers,

Here’s another 700 frames.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbHYfoaXNMA&feature=youtu.be

I’m all done with my dreadful temp job on friday and I’m 100% moved in, so I’m hoping for a lot more sanity and more freed up time.

Thanks!

PS the green looks too bright in the ‘verify’ section, I’ll darken it up.

starting to look really good

I also improved the excavator scene… (in the very latest version) the “Yays” and a bit more subtle motion… etc… It will be really cool w/ sound effects!

Overkillcoin, I just want to chime in and reiterate how well this is coming out. Excellent work on the video so far!

@cybnate
I’ve seen the new part of the video and added it to my audio session ready for adding the next lot of sound effects. Just letting you know, Cybnate, I noticed that the timing of the vocals has been shifted slightly from “to maintain their networks and verify transactions.”. Everything after and including that is about a fifth of a second earlier than it was previously. I don’t think it’ll effect the timing of the subtitles much at all, but I thought I best let you know.

Here is a translation in Norwegian (Bokmål). It is coded with your timing Cybnate, so it might have to be altered to match the video like Jabun points out.

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Den revolusjonerende fødselen til
kryptovaluta er helt i startfasen

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og gir brukere muligheten til
å sende, motta og spare penger,

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uten at man trenger en bank
eller betalingstilbyder.

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Men med så mange kopier av
Bitcoin som dukker opp

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er det å se etter reell innovasjon
viktigere enn noensinne.

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Peercoin utmerker seg i mengden
som nyskapende og unik.

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De fleste kryptovalutaer bruker
"Proof of Work" (kjent som graving)

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for å drive nettverket
og bekrefte transaksjoner.

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Gravere konkurrerer intenst
om belønninger i blokker og

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samler sin datakraft for
å oppnå en fordel.

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Resultatet er et behov for
spesialisert maskinvare,

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stadig økende strømforbruk
og trenden mot sentralisering.

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Peercoin er annerledes. Den bruker
"Proof of Stake" for å drive nettverket.

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Brukere bekrefter transaksjoner og sikrer
nettverket basert på de peercoins de har.

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Det er ikke nødvendig med massiv gruvedrift
for å bekrefte transaksjoner.

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Resultatet er et sikkert peer-to-peer
basert nettverk

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hvor alle datamaskiner kan
delta på like vilkår.

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Dette sparer store mengder strøm
og forhindrer sentralisering.

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Peercoin gir en årlig belønning
på 1% til brukere

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i kompensasjon for å
drifte nettverket.

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Dette oppmuntrer til sparing, noe som gjør
Peercoin egnet til lagring av verdier

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og etablerer den som en
stabil "ryggradsvaluta".

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Et annet aspekt ved Peercoin
er dens mindre blokkjede

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som muliggjør raskere synkronisering
av lommebøker (klienter).

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Dette gjør også Peercoin ideell
for fremtidig innovasjon

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og prosjekter slik som Peershares.

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Med aktive utviklere og et samfunn i
vekst, har Peercoin en lys fremtid.

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Peercoin.
Den sikre og bærekraftige kryptomynten.

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*For å lære mer kan du besøke
vår webside på Peercoin.net

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og ta kontakt med samfunnet
vårt på PeercoinTalk.org*

I’m eagerly waiting for the video… 8)

This is looking really good. Well done to all involved, I can’t wait to see the finished product!

Just did another 4 seconds tonight :smiley: Almost at the halfway mark.

Same, thanks for chiming in with your support.

Yo Everyone :smiley:

I’ve implemented the sound effects for all of the video so far (that’s been animated) so here’s a little demo for y’all:

http://www.mediafire.com/watch/vq04j51i3q8ekil/PeerCoin(HalfwayishSFX).avi

Apologies for the low quality video export. My audio program is good for importing video for syncing/mixing purposes, but pretty nasty when exporting it (I guess they put all the programming to what counts (the audio engine) ;D). What I’ll do for the final audio, is export the sound then send it over to OKC to render with the actual high quality video (It’s what we always do XD). Here’s the audio track as it’s supposed to sound (at the moment for that video above)

http://www.mediafire.com/listen/1zp3bedak6gljat/PeerCoin(HalfwayishSFX).wav

It’s roughly mixed, but I’ll compare it to the Bitcoin intro to get a better vocal-soundeffect relative level (might turn the vocals down a bit once I’ve referenced it to the Bitcoin intro). Music is still to come, though I’ll add that all in one go once the sound effects are all there. After that it’s fine tuning the mix then mastering it for the video.

Hope you enjoy it and let me know your comments. I’ll be poised ready for the next section of video to hit, then I’ll be back to work! XD

Sorry Jabun for the slow response, lots going on at the moment!

I like the sound effects, and think it’s a nice balance :slight_smile:

I don’t know how to say this, and don’t get upset. I’m just being brutally honest.

The voice script vs the sound effects, vs the animation all sounds great with one exception. As an audience member, I find myself wanting to ignore / block out the narrator, so I can pay more attention to the pops, fizzes and whistles of the animation. The more the speaker talks, the more I try and deliberately try and drown him out by focusing on the visuals.

I then began to think… Is it the voice-over person’s fault? Generally no…

Then I thought, what would a young, articulate 20+ year old english-accented girl sound like, reading the same script with a cheery smiling voice?

I’m not suggesting we re-record and re-sample the video. All I am suggesting is yes, we consider re-recording and re-sampling the video with a woman’s voice.

Curious how this is all going to play out. Just wanted to give my 2 cents…

It’s never too late to turn an indie into a classic. All it takes is money, patience and talent.

[quote=“ppcman, post:459, topic:2095”]I don’t know how to say this, and don’t get upset. I’m just being brutally honest.

The voice script vs the sound effects, vs the animation all sounds great with one exception. As an audience member, I find myself wanting to ignore / block out the narrator, so I can pay more attention to the pops, fizzes and whistles of the animation. The more the speaker talks, the more I try and deliberately try and drown him out by focusing on the visuals.

I then began to think… Is it the voice-over person’s fault? Generally no…

Then I thought, what would a young, articulate 20+ year old english-accented girl sound like, reading the same script with a cheery smiling voice?

I’m not suggesting we re-record and re-sample the video. All I am suggesting is yes, we consider re-recording and re-sampling the video with a woman’s voice.

Curious how this is all going to play out. Just wanted to give my 2 cents…

It’s never too late to turn an indie into a classic. All it takes is money, patience and talent.[/quote]
I’ll be brutally honest.

This is getting crazy. The time to decide to change the voice would have been BEFORE animating. Plenty of time was given for an approval and discussion. Now the animation is halfway done. Synching animation to voice takes time, energy and effort. Each layer and key frame needs to be considered.

If you are willing to accept more delays and are willing to pay someone separately from the proposed budget to do the voice, then it’s a possibility. I will have to resynch half the animation (not to mention wait however long it takes for your new voice track to be completed), I don’t know how much of a hassle it will be for Jabun. But this will definitely create more headaches for us.

I need honesty and solid leadership here, not insincere wishy-washy approval with costly flip-flopping later on. How can I even be sure that the next decision will be a serious one? If you’re not happy with something, PLEASE make it clear from the start, don’t hide your dissatisfaction and then spring it on me at one of the worst possible times.

Decide what your consensus will be, find your own voice talent, pay them separately, get me the audio and then contact me.

In the mean time, I’ll be working on other projects. This project is stalled, there’s no way I’m going to continue animating to an audio that you don’t really like.

Thank you for understanding.