# file: captions.txt = captions to DOT movies
# init: Jan 26 2008 
# last: Feb 20 2012 
# note:
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#   album -force  -clean -index album.html -no_image_pages -no_embed -geometry 400x400 -no_crop -columns 2  -header=dotalbumheader.txt .           ## renew
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#   album -clean -index album.html -no_image_pages -no_embed -geometry 400x400 -no_crop -columns 2   -heade
r=dotalbumheader.txt  .                ## update
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## add dotstatcounter java insert with:
#  /home/rutten/public_html/dot/insertdotstatcounter
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# filename  TAB	  [typ] label	TAB  credit line <br> description without CR
# hard CRs wegwerken: change char (CNTRL ALT %) CNTRL Q QNTRL J RET space RET
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# file names veranderen: met chfil OOK in pdf dir en OOK in beide SIU dirs

DOTlogo-small.jpg	 <br><br> 	    EXPLANATION <br><br> First column: .avi or .mov format. <br> Second column: .mov or .avi format.  <br><br> Order: by date.  <br> The first movie below is a brief blinker for download and player tests. <br><br> Click on image to open movie. <br> You may have to wait <very> long for the download while seeing only the QuickTime logo. <br> Click again or switch to the other column if the QuickTime logo has a question mark. <br> If both columns fail, download directly from the movies directory under (Google) "DOT showpieces". <br><br> Get a copy: right-click on movie, "save as source"; or use the browser "save as" option under "file". <br> A recipe to get multiple or all movies directly from the directory is given under (Google) "DOT showpieces".  <br><br> Scale: sometimes an Earth insert shows the scale.  Centered clocks in four-panel movies usually are Earth size (17.5 arcseconds at 1 AU).  A granule is typically about 1 arcsecond  (720 km). <br><br> Display: most movies are 2x2 binned to fit XGA (1024x768) pixels. <br><br> Playing speed: generally 10 frames per second to accommodate most players without frame loss.  The speedup is usually about 300 (5 minutes per second).  Blink movies run at 1 fps. 

DOTlogo-small2.jpg	 <br><br>	    FILE NAME CONVENTIONS <br><br>  Targets:  AR = active region;  NW = network;  QS = quiet sun;  mu = viewing angle;  Venus = transit.   <br> <br>    Wavelengths:  wl = white light;  bc = blue continuum near G-band;  rc = red continuum near Halpha. <br> gb = G-band (4305 Angstrom, CH lines). <br> ca = CaII H core;  cac = CaII H core;  caw = CaII H blue wing, <br>  ha = Halpha;   hac = Halpha line center;  haw = Halpha wing (blue+red); habw = Halpha blue wing. <br> had = Halpha Doppler (blue-red)/(blue+red), dark implies upward, bright downward motion. <br>  171 = Fe IX+X 171 Angstrom from TRACE. <br> The continua and the G band sample the photosphere, CaII H the low chromosphere, Halpha the high chromosphere. <br> More explanation on the DOT website (Google "DOT specials").  <br><br> Fourier filtering: L7 = subsonic low-pass cone below Lamb line 7 km/s. <br> H7 = supersonic high-pass cone above k-omega Lamb line 7 km/s.  <br> Explanation: Google "five minute oscillation theory".  

short-test-2006-04-24-ca-habw-blink.avi	    short-test-2006-04-24-ca-ha-blink.avi	  to test download and player; .avi format  <br>

short-test-2006-04-24-ca-habw-blink.mov	    short-test-2006-04-24-ca-ha-blink.mov	  to test download and player; .mov format  <br>