Our presentation was designed to be played on a normal DVD player and viewed on a television or projector. All downloads are hosted on Megaupload for the moment. Please read the explanation below for information on the available files and how to view them.

Required Warning: These downloads may contain images and themes not suitable for persons under the age of 18.

Flash Version
To view, unzip the folder and open the file "index.html" in your web browser.

ISO version - part 1 of 3
ISO version - part 2 of 3
ISO version - part 3 of 3
(These files may be rejoined with the HJ Split free file splitting utility)
To view, burn as a video DVD or install a program such as MagicDisc that allows you to open ISO files on your computer.

How this works:

We will be making available the video presentation used at conventions in two formats, as seen above: 1) an ISO file that may be burned as a watchable DVD or viewed through an ISO-loading program such as MagicDisc and 2) a Flash video presentation that may be viewed in a web browser. Until I manage to properly refine my Flash development technique, I'd recommend the ISO, but if you don't have an ISO burner or viewer the Flash version is 100% functional (also, a single download - no assembly required).

Notes on Navigation:

Every video is a single chapter that can be skipped to reach the next slide, and every slide has one or more buttons linked either to text or an image to move on to the next slide. Many buttons in the Flash version (this is what I'm trying to fix) do not appear until you hover over the text with your mouse.

A couple of the slides in the Rules section have linked exception or comment slides - for all of these, clicking on the Slide Title will send you to the next rule, and clicking on the subtitle will show you any exceptions or commentary. If there are no comments, both sets of text will link to the next rule.

On the "Seme" slide in the Power Dynamic section, both the title and the subtitle are active links. One will take you to the "Degrees of Application" slide, and one to the doujinshi example slide. From there, those two slides link both to each other and to the "Wider Applications" section.

In the side-by-side comparison of Slam Dunk and Prince of Tennis, you may continue the comparison by clicking on the text, or you may escape to the next section at any time by clicking on the arrow.

I think that about covers it... if you have any questions or comments, as always, feel free to contact the group management at [email protected]

Thus far, we have only done a general overview-type panel, but in future years we hope to develop 3-5 variations with more focused topics that we can present in rotation.