Ron Woodland
Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
I would strongly recommend the DirectMedia Xtra for playing MPEGs in Director. I use it religiously at work (yes, I am finally employed!!) and it's great - a Cue point editor as part of the Xtra interface is just sweet. You'd still use all the same digital video Lingo to control your MPEGs however.As to the encoding of the MPEG itself, there are lots of ways of doing it. I personally use either the MPEG export in Adobe Premiere 6.5 or TMPGEnc (http://www.tmpgenc.net/) but then again I haven't had a need for anything other than 1/4 PAL (352x288 25fps) on my CD-ROM stuff. Recommend a Google search to get some MPEG-ing tips. Ross
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