Trying to identify an old MPEG demo clip (blue cartoon bird)

[dekhaus]

I'm trying to locate a short MPEG video clip that was bundled with codec or multimedia developer software around 1999–2002 (possibly slightly earlier). My son and I used to watch it years ago and I'd love to find it again.

What I remember about the clip:

Format: MPEG-1 (.mpg or .m1v)

Duration: about 8–12 seconds

Looping animation

Resolution likely 352×240 (SIF)

Content of the clip:

A blue cartoon bird (parrot-like) hovering in place

Large orange/yellow beak

Big white cartoon eyes with black pupils

Rounded wings flapping

Visible dangling legs

Bird faces slightly toward the camera

Background is a flat saturated blue sky

The bird drifts slightly while hovering

About halfway through the clip:

The bird pauses

its face grimaces / strains

it drops a white blob (bird droppings) downward

then resumes hovering

The clip loops continuously.

Context where I saw it:

It came with codec-related or multimedia software

Possibly bundled with:

MPEG encoder / player software

Sound Blaster multimedia demo CDs

VideoCD tools

Xing MPEG player

RealMagic MPEG hardware drivers

The file may have been named something generic like:

bird.mpg
demo.mpg
anim2.mpg
sample.mpg

Does anyone remember this clip or know which CD / software package it shipped with? Or better yet have a youtube link of the clip

I'd love to recover the original file if it still exists somewhere.

Thanks
Dave

[cholla]

I found this but I never saw the video.
A possibility.
Logitech "Clicky" bird it was supposed to be in their how to video that came with a camera.