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On Monday 21 November 2005 01:33 pm, David Gohara wrote: > > Quicktime Player and Quicktime Pro will work on both Mac and > Windows. The Pro version is well worth the price, given as Matthew > said, the large number of codecs it supports natively. A large variety of codecs is, of course, great for personal use. If you want other people watch your movie you have to make it as standard as possible. Hence, I made an emphasis that mencoder in linux can produce movies that integrate, for instance, in MS PowerPoint natively and flawlessly without requirement for download of codecs from the Internet. Based on the fact that I have already received three emails that try to convert me into using some software that runs either solely on Mac OSX and, possibly, can/might be persuaded to run in Windows, I have mixed feelings 1. My original post was worthwhile and people who use Linux programs for making frames and Windows/Mac OSX programs for combining these frames into movies will benefit from knowing about mencoder. 2. Nobody uses Linux nowadays. Everybody switched to Macs and Windows and my original post was useless. Take care, Petr
