FLYINGJESTER'S PROFILE

If you roll a dice, it will come up the same 4 times in a row. It will come up the same ten times in a row, eventually.

How big is your sampling? More importantly, how many iterations before you get another run of 4? You need to know the period of such occurrences before you can draw any conclusions.

Random != Balanced.

A good RNG will on occasion turn up the same number multiple times.

To be fair, I don't use Avidemux that much anymore--but it's still a good editor.

I usually use NCH VideoPad nowadays. NCH is sort of free (some strange 'student' and 'express' editions that appear and disapear on their website from time to time).

It has rather good features and excellent configurability. The flip-side of the NCH video editor is that it works more slowly when converting and rendering (no threading at all, Avidemux kicks its butt here), and it requires all video files be converted to MPEG (which it does automatically without lowering quality). Which isn't too bad, just caveat emptor, since you will want to either delete the new converted MPEG or the original when you are done.

Avidemux is pretty nice. It's more usedul for arrangement and syncing than effects, though.

"You want to deliver vast amounts of content through the game. And again, a game is not something that you just dump something on. It's not a big truck. It's a series of tubes. And if you don't understand, those tubes can be filled and if they are filled, when you put your content in, it gets in line and it's going to be delayed by anything else in that tube."

Games are a series of tubes. You have to consider how much content you want to put down you game-tube. Because otherwise you will clog your game-tube, and need to get the game-plunger before your content overflows all over onto the floor. Okay, maybe I'm thinking it's more like a toilet...