Posted - 2008.11.29 21:13:00 - [1]

 

Edited by: Wussie on 01/12/2008 00:49:39
Edited by: Wussie on 30/11/2008 01:09:46
Edited by: Wussie on 29/11/2008 23:42:11
Edited by: Wussie on 29/11/2008 22:44:05
wussie presents anathema

So yeah, here's my first EVE PVP video. It's not so much a serious project as it is an exercise & experiment in making EVE videos. I've done some video editing with other games (Quake 3/4) in the past, so EVE is quite a bit different. Before committing to a full scale project I decided to do a quickie with what I had floating on my hard drive so I could clear out my fraps folder with a clear conscience as well as get my hands dirty with EVE. I whipped this together (excluding gathering footage) in about one afternoon whereas I generally spend ~6 months on a project.

A couple of fights have been accidentally captured at a slightly lower resolution, resulting in a slight loss of visual quality, apologies for that.

The video features some medium/large gang engagements from my time in G00DFELLAS and Triumvirate. Ships flown are Rapier, Muninn, Stabber Fleet Issue and Sleipnir, there's no introduction/backstory for the fights, it's just people getting violenced really.

Stats:
Duration: 08:57
Filesize: 210MB
Codec: x264
Quality: Pretty good
Resolution: whatever's the 16-power equivalent of 1440x900
Software Used: Sony Vegas 8.0, StaxRip, Fraps

Music:
Shpongle - Connoisseur of Hallucinations
Shpongle - The Nebbish Route
Shpongle - Falling Awake

Links:
http://eve-files.com/dl/179883
http://dl.eve-files.com/media/0811/anathema.mkv
Filefront (select anethema.mkv, the trailer listed there is not related to this project)

For those of you familiar with my earlier work, no this doesn't qualify as a "Shaolin Production", yes anathema was the title of the Quake 3 vid I long ago intended to create, no I don't know if that's ever going to be done.

Thanks for watching, comments & critics are welcome (as long as you augment them with cookies).
Thanks to eve-files for the hostage.

edit: If you're having playback problems; try using MPC Home Cinema Edition, have some reports of it not working in VLC.
edit: note #23421; no the title isn't intended to be related to the amarr covert ops