Hi Máté, all, Peter Junge wrote: > Hi Máté, > > Máté Gergely wrote:
[...] >> It would be good to have those videos available in much smaller files, >> presumably in highly compressed and open(!) OGG Theora encoded format ( >> http://www.theora.org/ ). Say, max 20MB / file, downloadable with a low >> speed connection. > > I would have also preferred to use OGG/Theodora, but we have decided > against it, because it will not play on many Windows PCs, because they > do not have the codecs present. I also did a lot of testing in > minimizing the video size. I would doubt, that 20MB files are convenient > to watch. I might be wrong, because all I know about video encoding I > have learned in the past six or seven weeks. If you can give me a hint, > how to encode a video DVD best to a 20MB OGG video, I'll give it a try > at the weekend. I have tested it now. 20MB is impossible IMHO. As the original DVDs have 1.6 to 2 GB, that would mean compressing to about 1%! It would be possible to encode the videos with low resolution to about half the size we have now (~80MB for 45 minutes), with significant quality loss of course. Are there requests, that I do this? BTW, I would use AVI as container format again (video codec=MPEG4, audio codec=MP3), as I get better quality for the same file size and I have written some shell scripts, that fully automate the processing. [...] Best regards, Peter -- Peter Junge OpenOffice.org Annual Conference Beijing 2008 Organizational Team Thanks to anyone, who has attended the OOoCon in Beijing! See the media: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Media_about_the_OOoCon_2008 OOoCon website: http://marketing.openoffice.org/ooocon2008/index.html Conference Program: http://marketing.openoffice.org/ooocon2008/programme.html --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
