Signature Graphic

[Mountainous Cleavage]

I use this sig for boards I use the name Buck at. It's also the first graphic I've ever put a video in.

Rate and Comment please.

[Guest Mike Dude]

i really like it

cant think of anything to improve it, as i dont see nothing wrong with it

[Flowzen King]

large file, but besides that it rocks, background looks good for a gif file

[G-O-D]

Great graphic.

One question, what program did you use to convert the video into a gif file?

[AJ]

The monstrous filesize is the first thing that hit me. 754kb! Even some PSD files are smaller than that. If I wasn't on such a fast connection I'd be angry at someone slowing up my page so much. Especially as it's a signature and it'll be everywhere you've posted.

[SeanDMan]

A general rule of thumb with video in sig is to make the video half or 1/3 the size of yours, and to cut the amount of frames, as it is the size of the thing is way too big though it's decent.

[Guest Jules]

Whoa, I really like that sig. The video and background all look clean and the text is also attractive. Nice work man.

[Mountainous Cleavage]

Thanks for all the replys and comments.

Great graphic.

One question, what program did you use to convert the video into a gif file?

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[K]

A tip, slice the image into bits, so that the video is one section. Then put the graphic together in a html table.

Now the browser will only have to load the rest of the graphic once, as opposed to every frame.

[Mountainous Cleavage]

A tip, slice the image into bits, so that the video is one section. Then put the graphic together in a html table.

Now the browser will only have to load the rest of the graphic once, as opposed to every frame.

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[Docpepper]

loving the sig but for a 56k'er its very slow , loving all of it buy maybe shrinking the movie down or lower the quality or even doing as IWc siad should help out