50 - Josie

This is a lot less scary than meeting up with a stranger face-to-face. Just Josie things.

AV1 encoding:
White - https://mega.nz/file/HV4Q3I6Y#MzxOiMIab1cUvAGwNozBzRm9NVMyP6h-WshJXyNf6Og
Black - https://mega.nz/file/HJJgDDoY#gWJQK8qx2s6P-t9t-nvV1xMTyK3BWowSxkn0oCLLM9Y

H264 encoding (use this if playback's stuttering):

White - https://mega.nz/file/fZgjiRCQ#KCZ2JzaZEffxR3XK1AOqqCXGT_HEQoqKJnlkj3BwrjE 

Black - https://mega.nz/file/LAgEBDZS#wo5eAQgNge61dDq2V08rLBvXFtoRcBSA_40v6_rPBj4 

Extra variant coming soon~

AAAAAAAAA JOSIE. Seriously proud of how this one turned out, between the lighting, camera angles, overall pacing and even the sound. Once again, shout-out to Evilaudio and CinderDryad.
Lots of improvements on the technical side this time - I figured out 60fps interpolation and tested different encoding options. What this means is that you guys are getting videos at 60fps at a fraction of the filesize from now on, if everything works right. AV1 is crazy strong and, as far as I can tell, seems to have decent support already.
Still, please let me know if there's any issues with playback, just in case. If it's all good, I'll re-encode all my older animations in the same way.

A bit of technical trivia for my colleagues: I use Davinci Resolve to render the image sequences into video, but its encoding options are a bit limited, at least in the free version. You can use Handbrake (totally free and user-friendly transcoder) to cut down the filesizes without any loss in quality, just because it offers a lot more options. This is my first time trying AV1 and it seems kinda nuts.

Anyway, enjoy!