The Scene Archives
Volume #9
I welcome you to "The Scene Archives - Volume #9", encompassing disks
#8001 to #8950.
Normally, the regular users of The Scene Archives, would of noticed that
this CD contains only 950 Disks, instead of the usual 1000. The reason is
that all the stuff in this Volume seems to be quite large, compared to the
previous 8 CD's.
I hope that everyone likes the new covers/design, as it looks pretty cool
I think.
If you are new to The Scene Archives Series, please look on the various
index that are on the CD. You'll find on these index the various items that
are on the previous CD's.
For ordering information about the previous Volumes, please look at the
Cover Booklet that came with this CD.
Well, now, The Scene Archives has now a cool little tool that makes The
Scene Archives a lot easier to easier to use :) .. Just read the docs on
"Scene Archives Search Utility (SASU)", for more information about it. This
program can be used on previous Volumes of The Scene Archives :)
This issue, I was lucky to actually get the 950 disks onto the CD. Why ??
Well, basically, since everything these days is so big, the problem was space,
and the only way that I could get everything to fit was to crunch everything
down.. This included pictures, and photos and things. When you look at the
CD, you may notice that the some Party Pictures that the archives are
(sometimes) a few disks short.. This is because the picture were all
converted to 80% JPeg, and optimized. Or else GIF.. By doing this, it was
the only (real) way that I could get all the stuff on this CD..
Also, don't forget to get the other awesome CD, "The Best of The Scene
Archives, Volume #1", which is distributed thru APC&TCP, as is this CD.
I hope to have Volume #10, ready by Mid 2000, and then, volume #11 at the
end of 2000. (In Theory).
Anyway, I hope you enjoy this Volume, and all the previous Issues as well.
Also Imagine how many lines of code, and hours worked on the pictures and
music, to make all of these 9100+ disks worth of stuff !! .. Too much to
dream of !!
This CD is designed to work from a Directory Tool, like Directory Opus. Or
else, you can use the SASU utility that is on the CD... Or you just can look
at the lists/indexes
Ok, now the credits:-
All disks collected by:- Tony Hasselbacher
CD design and Made by:- Tony Hasselbacher
SASU is written by:- Tony Hasselbacher
CD Distrubuted by:- Andreas Magerl/APC & TCP
Cover Artwork:- Corey Penglase
Some people might be confused as with the terminology that I have used in
compiling the disks. Here is a preview overview as to what I'm talking
about:-
Animation - This is an animation (??)
Demo Packs - These are a collection of various items, which is on one
disk, with a spiffy menu. Some people really hate these
demo packs, but I think that they are very important as
they sometimes have nice small productions on it.
Dentro/Demo - I count this as a production which is in one file and
this also contains BBS Intros.
Digis:- This is just digitized samples
Intro - These are usually small, one part productions.
Magazine - A digital magazine (wow!)
Menus - These are just menus that are used for demo packs
Miscellaneous - Things that don't fit elsewhere
Music Demos - Productions with music as the main feature
Slideshows - Productions with graphics as the main feature
Trackmo - This is a really large demo that has usally a lot of really
cool effects.. I class them different to Dentros/Demo in
that they are either multi-file, or bigger then 880k in size.
For ordering previous/future issues of The Scene Archives, please send
$10US per volume to :-
Tony
96 Robinson Road
Morley WA 6062
Australia.
EMAIL: hweight@iinet.net.au
WWW: http://move.to/trip
Don't forget to look in the previous_issues/ directory for the index's of
the previous issues.