Files BACK in town!

Well, I finally got some of my files back from the dreaded computer failure. My hard drive apparently went belly up and I lost all of the Poltergoose files to date. Yes, I know... why didn't I back up my files. See I'm one of those kinds of guys that makes new stuff so frequently that it's all but impossible to back up everything. I have four hard drives and all of them are pretty filled up. I do back up but I missed these files.
Ah well... anyway thanks to this great program called Stellar Phoenix
and the help of my good freind Harry McLaughlin, I was able to pyull some of my files back from the dead!
Woo Hoo!
So I'm back in the saddle again.
Haven't heard much from Jason or Roger lately, both are busy with other venues at the moment.
I finally tried to get another render of my first test scene with Poltergoose but something is going wrong. When I render out each file individually as tiffs it works nicely but then importing it into Premiere makes the files not sync up with the dialog. Wehn I render as an avi I get weird anti-aliasing. Check it out. It's 4mb so it might take awhile to download.
Very strange indeed. I think it has to do with the avi not being able to process the motion blur in the frames.
I'll figure it out eventually. I remeber this happening once before but I do not remeber what the issue was then. Old age I guess.
The files look sweet though and I'm getting some nice shadows going on so I can't wait to figure out what the problem is. I bbet it's something to do with 24 vs. 30 fps. But I can't figure it out yet. Too many other things going on in the meantime.
In the meantime, go see some of my latest Flash endeavors Joe Dugan-Mailman Episode ONE.
Joe Dugan-Mailman Episode TWO and Joe Dugan-Mailman Episode THREE.
Eh, it's not 3D but it's funny! Check it out!