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Originally posted by Cipher X
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...threadid=17195
Thank You Don Knight for posting something that was already posted in another thread word for word and not even giving credit to the person that actually took the time to ask autodesk.
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CIPHER X - apparently Autodesk is sending out the same replies to all then.
I emailed them on Jan 9th and again on Jan 28 after not receiving a response. Upon receiving "my" response yesterday I posted it into the thread "I" had previously posted to. I see your "handle" no where in the thread . If you "CIPHER X" would have taken the time to read the first post in this thread you would have known that it was a "repeat of a similar thread" as stated in the post.
My concern is that "YOU" the students will be left in the dark as the compression requirements are so vague to be non-existent. And if "YOU" as a student submit a animation in a compression format that Autodesk can't decode, it doen't matter how many hours you worked on it or how good it is. IT WILL GET DUMPED!
And I don't want you all to be forced into using Cinepak, again like last year.
If you're involved with a animation group you will understand its shortcomings.
To Specialagentjim glad to see you posted the same information too
PS - I didn't know we had any teams in INDIA?