former FS member
I made a compilation video of it with all of the mistakes editted out. 
With the mistakes in it, it would have been about 30 minutes long instead of 3:40 
Download the .avi (requires xvid or ffdshow or videolan (vlc)): HERE.
Youtube (lower quality): HERE.
If you want to try this jumps, start ioUrbanTerror, turn on auto-downloading in the game options and connect to Fluffy's server: UrT 4.0 Jump Zone - http://urt.unfoog.de - ioUrT AutoDL ut4_freakjumps_beta|88.198.117.90:27960
Tnx to FroServers.com for hosting the file.
Tnx to bierla for making the map.
Tnx to Fluffy for hosting the jump server.
Tnx to FS for making UrT
Did I forget something?
Here's the description.txt:
Creator: woekele
Description: Recording of a jump sequence in Urban Terror 4.0 by woekele. Jumps were not all done successfully in one try. I edited out the many mistakes ;)
Maps: ut4_freakjumps_beta by bierla
Music: Nova Nova - Tones (Cafe Del Mar)
Codec’s: video encoded on 3000kbps xvid single pass || sound encoded on 128CBR mp3
Resolution: 800x600
Length: 3:40
Size: 80,5MB
Procedure:
-Recorded a demo on a server.
-Set quality settings in video card control panel to high (Anti Aliasing, Anisotropic Filtering, etc.)
-Started ioUrbanTerror, turned off full screen, set to 800x600 resolution and set all settings to high and turned off some interface stuff, like lagometer and fps-indicator. Set cl_avimotionjpeg to 1 (set to 0 if you want it to produce uncompressed, which is huge but higher quality) and cl_aviframerate to 25. Bound video to F7 and stopvideo to F8. Set r_gamma to 1.8. Used a compile of ioUrbanTerror that does gamma correction, even when r_overbrightbits is 0 (will be publicly available starting at 4.1).
-Played back the demo, and used F7 and F8 to record the video0000.avi, which is about 1.8GB).
-Loaded the video0000.avi in Adobe Premiere and did editing (cutting/music/effects/intro) and exported it as uncompressed (both audio and video) .avi with 25 frame rate and 800x600 resolution, which created a 7GB .avi file. Interleaved audio every second and used max precision in the key framing options. Could have used a compression directly from Premiere, but it didn't work properly for me.
-Loaded the 7GB .avi in virtual dub and compressed it to xvid and mp3. Did some experimenting with what bit rate gave the quality I wanted while maintaining a reasonable file size.
PS: Please ignore the typo in the intro screen of the movie, tnx
MultiQuote
nice movie woek, I enjoyed your choice of music, nicely understated compared to most UrT movies. I didn't even catch a typo. That's an awesome jump map too, I hadn't even taken the time to see any of them yet, very nice.
