At 19:20 +0530 03/26/2002, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I have the rendered the video in QuickTime with Sorenson encoding 25fps with
>quality of 33. Still my video is of size in excess of 250MB.
Oh good gods. Take the video rate down to 15 FPS and digitize it at
perhaps 320 by 240, programmed to play back double size. You'll get
something not totally god-awful, but considerably smaller.
A tip: Don't digitize the entire video when you are doing tests for
framerates and so on. You only need about 10 to 15 seconds to
determine if the entire file is going to work or look terrible.
>I also want parts of that complete video to be played elsewhere in the CD.
>Is there a way that the same mov can be played completely aswell as in bits
>and pieces as and when required. MPEG has an option of cue points. Is there
>a similar way with programming in QT.
Yes; I believe so. I think it's an option you can set up with your digitizer.
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