Hi Don, When I worked in television, we used to say that good audio was 75% of video quality. It is very important that a great deal of care is taken with audio when it is added. I wonder if the commercials you've mentioned did this intentionally? After all you do still remember them, and that is one of the goals of a commercial. ;)
Cheers, bob On -Feb23-2010, at -Feb23-20108:58 AM, Don Guinn wrote: > How about showing the numbers being added more in parallel? Bringing two of > the numbers to be added together, but before the addition completes start > bringing another pair of numbers together to be added. One major hurdle to > get over in getting people to understand J is to get them away from serial > thinking. > > As to the music behind the Chaplin film - obviously added later and badly. > If music or any background audio is to be added, it should be done with > care. The music breaks with the scene changes and was abrupt. I found it > very unpleasant. I've seen this sloppiness particularly in commercials where > the music just stops leaving one hanging as it never completed. > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
