Sunday Software presents HolyLand 3D CD

Sunday Software presents Video Clips 'captured' from
HolyLand 3-D CD

"Video screen captures" such as these are never as clear or as colorful as the original source they were captured from. They are also smaller and compressed to achieve a reasonably fast loading here on this webpage.
If you have a slow dial-up connection, download times may take a minute or more.

Quicktime 7.0 Video Clips of HolyLand 3-D in action:

Fly across Galilee, 2mb	Caesarea Philippi, 1mb	Dead Sea, 244kb
Fly into Jerusalem, 699kb	Scripture & Dictionary screen in action, 1.8mb

If these clips fail to open (and you're sure your connection is good) go to www.quicktime.com and download Quicktime 7.0 for Windows. It's the web's most ubiquitous free video clip player. Quite a few of our other software programs and many websites use Quicktime, so it's a good thing to have on your computer, and it's free. Quicktime for Windows is made by Apple Inc. If your Browsers ask if you want to run an "ActiveX" control, click "Yes."

If the above videos don't run, try these alternative versions of some of these video demos. They are in the MP4 format.

Fly across Galilee
2.4mb MP4 format

Scripture & Dictionary Screen in action
1.8mb MP4 format

Caesarea Philippi
1.7mb MP4 format

If neither of these sets of clips work, it's time you downloaded Quicktime 7 for Windows.

Please note: The program itself does NOT have ANY video clips. All the terrains are generated in real-time while you fly. I used a program called Hypercam to capture the motion into videoclips so you could get an idea of what this program is like.

Careful of the System Requirements!
HolyLand 3-D requires a good computer with good graphic capabilities. Windows Me/XP only. I recommend nothing less than 800mhz, 256mb of RAM, and 32mb of videoram. You'll need all of that to produce smooth flight across the Biblical landscape. You might get by with 600mhz, 128mb of ram and 16mb of videoram, but the 3-D may get a bit choppy (if so, run the program at less than fullscreen by resizing the window). I seriously doubt any Windows 98 computer will have the processor/videoram speeds needed to power your exploration. If your computer is more than four years old, please check its processor speed, ram and videoram capabilities before ordering.