The pictures were scanned with a HP Scanjet IIC at 1200dpi in 24bit colour using Deskscan and Aldus Photostyler to touch up the pictures (scale down, colour balance, brighten, remove scratches) and convert to JPEG (saved at 95% quality). Most pictures took approximately 1.5Mb before conversion to JPEG.
The sounds were sampled directly from video using a Gravis Ultrasound. The WAV files are 8 bit, 22KHz mono recordings, while the AU files are 8 bit, 8KHz mono versions of the WAV files. The files were sampled and editted with Goldwave and Cool Edit under Windows 95.
The video files were captured as uncompressed 15fps AVI files using a Creative Labs Video Blaster. Real Encoder was used to convert the AVI files to 28Kbps and 120Kbps video streams. I locked the encoder at 5fps (for 28Kbps) and 15fps (for 120Kbps) to ensure consistent frame rates throughout the video. The default settings will vary the frame rate to keep the quality consistent. For content such as airshow footage, I decided that a consistent frame rate was more important.