Pierre,
Hi. Just got a sample from the designer, and yes it *is* qtrle, and I
verified that Cinelerra and ffmpeg will read/transcode it (but not
write/create it).
best,
rob
> On Tue, 2006-01-24 at 10:51 +1030, Pierre Dumuid wrote:
> > Actually, I just loaded up:
> > http://www.multimedia.cx/samples/qtrle/Animation-Truecolour.mov into
> > cinelerra w/out any problems!!! So if this is equivalent to the
> > "Animation codec" you're likely in luck (for reading the file, but I
> > don't know about writing to a file!)
> >
> > Cheers
> > Pierre
>
> Pierre,
>
> Thanks again --- I grabbed the file, tested myself, and confirmed what
> you told me -- Cinelerra (and ffmpeg) can decode but not encode ... I'm
> still waiting on a sample from the designer to confirm that what After
> Effects calls 'Animation codec' is the same as the Apple Animation
> codec. I'm guessing that the two are the same because I found a
> reference to the Animation codec in the context of file transfers
> between After Effects and FCP here:
>
> http://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/porting_between_fcp_ae.html
>
> Import should be all I need for this project ....
>
> Once again, thanks ...
>
> best,
> rob switzer
>
>
>
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rob switzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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