This version is around 11.3 megs and is 4 minutes long. Includes Gene Ray at our house after we invited him to give a guest lecture on the Time Cube.
xi-movie.aviThis version is around 52.9 megs and is 3 minutes long at 360x240 resolution and vqscale=3
trebuchet-large.aviThis version is around 1.7 megs and is 15 seconds long.
ooblek.aviThis is a link to a huge archive of information about past crocks at tEp, with scripts, videos, and audio recordings from back before we had video cameras.
http://xi.tep.org/crocks/crockordinance.htmlThis is a more concise listing of titles and available media, including many links to video recordings of the crocks! I particularly like the prologue to the crock from 2002 entitled "One Ring to Fool Them All".
http://sub-zero.mit.edu/tep/archivesThis is a link to the 1997 tEp quill, the tEp comic book.
http://xi.tep.org/rush/Quill/97/This is a link to the 1999 tEp quill.
http://xi.tep.org/rush/Quill/quill99.pdfThis is a link to the 2002 tEp quill.
http://xi.tep.org/quill02.pdfSeveral people have asked how to view these properly. These were all encoded using the open source libavcodec and mencoder (http://www.mplayerhq.hu/). I don't know how to use any other movie players, but they should definately work with mplayer. A windows executable for mplayer can be found at
http://ftp5.mplayerhq.hu/mplayer/releases/win32/ Just download that zip file and extract it to your Program Files directory. You'll need to manually change file associations by looking at the folder options and looking at the File Types tab.Debian packages of mplayer can be apt-get'd by putting
deb ftp://ftp.nerim.net/debian-marillat/ unstable mainin your /etc/apt/sources.list (with unstable replaced by your system, of course). Then,
apt-get updatealthough, in the recent past I believe it's been merged into the Ubuntu multiverse, and I know Gentoo has a portage file for it. I imagine Redhat (or fedora or whatever) has a package too, but I don't touch Redhat with a 22 foot pole.