Mount Rushmore, as shown by the carving models made by the designer of it, was originally intended to depict the presidents all the way to the waist. If you compare the present carvings with the intended original, Mount Rushmore is sadly incomplete. Funding was cut, and the carvings forced to pack up- why has the government given up on finishing a clearly incomplete project? I DO NOT mean more heads should be added (as answered in a previous question)- I mean that the bodies should be finished.

I've tried making an AVI file by using a freeware program (EasyBMPtoAVI) to put a load of bitmap files together.

The resulting file is the expected size and length, and when you load it into Microsoft Movie Maker, the preview image is the first frame, as expected. But if I try to play the file, either on Movie Maker, Windows Media Player, or Media Player Classic, the file just appears black all the way through. I thought it might be some kind of transparency problem because when you click on the file in an Explorer window, the preview shows yellow text that is on the first frame but not the dark blue background - however, I didn't think my bitmaps would contain any transparency information (I've tried saivng them in 16bbp and 24 bbp, and I was sure there was no transparency in 24 bbp). And it can't be a codec problem because the AVI file is totally uncompressed (68Mb for 6 seconds).

It can be a program or a technique but it should not be easly detected or learned by some amateur computer users

please guide me