Valentina Messeri  wrote on Mon, 03 Sep 2007

> "Terje J. Hanssen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha escrito:
>
> > > Just noticed that Adobe has added H.264/HE-AAC support in Flash
> Player 9.
> > > I'm wondering if Cinelerra now will be able to encode H.264/HE-ACC
> > > video/audio for Flash Player?
>
> that sound interesting.....:D,
> did you actually tryed? (to encode from cin..)
> I use to do that with ffmpeg.
>

No, I'm not ready to try it myself, yet. I just for now wonder if the
MPEG-4/H.264 encoding earlier announced in Cinelerra only works for
Quicktime or if it is a standard format that also may work with the
upcoming Flash Player 9 standard support?
By the way, if ffmpeg is a better tool for this job, it's ok for me.

Here are my references:

Cinelerra 2.0 released
Experience the power of H.264 encoding and MPEG-4 audio encoding without
having to pay for a Quicktime pro license. Import MPEG video directly.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinelerra#History

5.1.1 Quicktime
http://cvs.cinelerra.org/docs/split_manual_en/cinelerra_cv_manual_en_5.html#SEC70
The preferred encoding for Quicktime output is MPEG-4 Video and MPEG-4
Audio. This format is compatible in the commercial players for Windows,
has good compression quality and good output quality. For better
compression, use H-264 video. Unfortunately H-264 decoding is so slow it
can not play very large frame sizes.
Cinelerra supports two non-standard codecs: Dual MPEG-4 video and Dual
H.264 video. These will not play in anything but Cinelerra and XMovie.
They are designed for movies where the frames have been divided into two
fields, each field displayed sequentially. The dual codecs interleave
two video streams to improve efficiency without requiring major changes
to the player.


http://www.heroinewarrior.com/cinelerra3.php3
In probably the last move by multi billion dollar corporations to open
up the best of the best technology to flat broke programmers, H.264 was
standardized in Quicktime 7. Now Cinelerra can encode and decode video
in razor sharp, ultra low bitrate H.264 with playback on Win and Mac
commercial players and your favorite Linux players. This is one of the
highest quality video codecs around, making HDTV distribution over the
internet almost practical.


--Terje



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