Eric Said: I think you ought to make two encodes then. Or just a higher one. How many people really expect to watch a video over a slower connection?
To which I reply: 1. My Dad (he still uses dialup, like an awful lot of people who live in the rural US) 2. Many of the schools that I've worked with recently don't have the most reliable, speedy internet connections in the world. For example, place where I go to school/tutor/teach doesn't have a real great network. Matthew, I suggest looking into some software for your website (I wish I could find the link at the moment--I think QuickTime will let you do this--I know that YouTube has their own proprietary stuff in this regard) that lets you control what quality gets streamed based on the requesting source. Barring that, posting links for 2 encodings is probably the best way to go. _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
