Added a better video showing the clock running

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 <a href="./project_media/minutewheel_init.mp4">Video Download</a>
 </video>
 <p>After getting <em>calibration values</em> for all digit wheels, <em>programming</em> all boards (and weeding out the odd <em>bug</em> or two), the whole clock can now move on its own.</p>
-<!--<video src="./project_media/clock_init.mp4" controls width="900">
-<a href="./project_media/clock_init.mp4">Video Download</a>
-</video>-->
 <p>It is also now possible to <em>set</em> the clock - The process is actually quite complicated internally, as the switches are connected to the individual motorboards, who then send out that one was pressed, which in turn makes the module that keeps time change its internal time, and send out new wheel positions to the other boards... With the normal clock function running in parallel, of course:</p>
-<video src="./project_media/setting_the_clock.mp4" controls width="900">
-<a href="./project_media/setting_the_clock.mp4">Video Download</a>
+<video src="./project_media/fabclock_running.mp4" controls width="900">
+<a href="./project_media/fabclock_running.mp4">Video Download</a>
 </video>
 
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