Hello. Of course there's a technical error. But I finished this at 3 in the morning so hey. But for the minor errors, it overall isn't too bad. A bit of transparency on what I did to put this video together: A lot of people of course assume that this was simply the case of sticking two audios together. Rest assured, a lot of the videos that I make are not as easy as that. - Firstly finding the right type of reverb appropriate for the sorts of audios you want are essential. You then want to fine tune those accordingly. - Next you want to make sure you've got a decent sound bundle to use across the portion of your video. There should be a sense of consistency with these sounds and they shouldn't just sound as if they've been taken from different places. - Making sure you have decent audio files which you want to represent. I.e in this video, you have the announcements which have been given an added reverb to make it sound more 'train like'. - Figuring out how fast or slow the display needs to change in accordance to the information or sources you're giving out. - Fitting this nicely into the timeline, and ensuring everything initially works well. And take note of these errors. - Fix the errors and give it as many additional tests as needed before moving it towards it's final stage. Yes, it's a lengthy process, but it'd definitely worth it if it's something you've wanted to consider doing. A lot of people have asked me about my videos and how they work, so here briefly is a bit of information. Though I very much hope you do enjoy this video alongside any other ones that we may get in the future. I must say, these videos are very much improving, while becoming time consuming. Though I like to use the idea of trial and error to express that idea.

Great Animation Tony :)

How do you get the announcement to play

Looks great, did you record the Atos Anne announcement in the station or is that part of the sound files you have?

oh new upload I was watching some old ones

Very nice