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A video capture of the famous 64-kilobyte real-time demo Chaos Theory by the demogroup Conspiracy.
JAN 2012 UPDATE *** JAN 2012 UPDATE *** JAN 2012 UPDATE As pointed out by one of the guys involved creating this awesome demo, this recording is bugged! So I created a new BUGFREE recording. I pushed the source bitrate a lot and recorded in 1080p! You can find the new version here: youtu.be/4DjBq2O0XXk JAN 2012 UPDATE *** JAN 2012 UPDATE *** JAN 2012 UPDATE This is a high definition version of "Chaos Theory" by Conspiracy made for the Assembly in 2006. It is a stunning display of what can be squeezed into 64kb of code and then be unleashed onto a screen by the power of modern computers in realtime. From their homepage at chaostheory.conspiracy.hu/ about this work: A computer generated movie, Chaos Theory creates 4 minutes of vibrant animation and music for you to enjoy using the processing power of your cpu and videocard - in real time. Check out how much can fit into the size of a 4 seconds long MP3. Enjoy!What people say. Shared as an impressive example of high-quality graphics and music packed into a 64KB executable.
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