Just a bit of info about adaptive streaming, it's gaining a lot of momentum.
At work we use the Move player (which ABC uses to stream full episodes, /
www.movenetworks.com). Each video gets simulcoded to multiple profiles
which each have different video/audio bitrates and display sizes, all the
Cool!
On 17-Aug-09, at 4:57 PM, Lauren Galanter wrote:
Just a bit of info about adaptive streaming, it's gaining a lot of
momentum.
At work we use the Move player (which ABC uses to stream full
episodes, /
www.movenetworks.com). Each video gets simulcoded to multiple
profiles
which
Hi all,
I'm in the process of getting ready to expand my offering of educational
library videos with a new show and would like some feedback. Basically the
show will go as follows: 1. I introduce the topic on camera, 2. I show a
screencast of a business database or website, 3. I sum up the
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However, it looks
like my Flip Mino, which I've had for a year now, beats the Canon in terms
of video quality, but the Canon has louder audio. I'm a rookie when it
comes to messing with manual settings, but can you recommend anything
Thanks, Richard, for the idea of increasing the volume level. Even Windows
Movie Maker has this feature, although I have never thought to use it.
(*headdesk*). Even changing the volume slightly helps out a great deal.
Thanks a bunch!
On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 2:48 PM, Richard Amirault
I really recommend you check out the Canon's 640x480 picture and
sound. Canon's point and shoot cameras generally shoot fantastic
colours and have great sound. And obviously they double as great
stills cameras as well... so they're useful things to slip into your
pocket. I love them for
Hi Rupert,
I got a Canon SD 780 IS a few weeks ago, and it records in both HD and SD
as MOV files. I may have to take the plunge and get Vegas so I can edit the
MOV files. The trial of Vegas is working out pretty well, so it's a matter
of getting off my wallet when the trial expires. I did a
Interesting! They must have switched from AVI now that they do HD.
Thanks for the comparison vids. Not much in it, except - as you say -
the wider angle and the slightly better sound in the Canon. When
you're closer to the camera in a quiet interior, I'd imagine the
difference in the
just some history on this stuff, QT did this quite a while ago
(years), don't remember what they called it. Basically you compressed
2 or 3 or 4 times and you embedded a single QT movie which knew of the
others. The QT client sent info like data rate, connection speed, etc
and on that
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