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Two thoughts:
See http://scotese.com/ for plate tectonic animations that might fill
your need or give you ideas
To make it more interactive, instead of a simple video, what about a
timeline that is navigable by trackball or mouse. Spin one way to go
forward in time, the other way to go back and stop where you want.
Dave Smith
David L. Smith, Ph.D.
Director of Professional Development
Da Vinci Discovery Center, Allentown, PA
http://www.davinci-center.org
"Who will pick up where Leonardo left off?"
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> Slightly different approach.....video timeline
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> I am looking for a video timeline running from 100 million
> years ago or so to the present. i.e. a video image presented
> like a sped up movie. I wish to use it as a transition from
> the past to the present and so it only needs to be short (but
> I can probably compress something longer).
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> If anyone can help - please contact me.
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> Thank you!
> Glen Moore
> Science Centre and Planetarium
> Wollongong, Australia
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