I've submitted staight-outta-QT7 h.264 and had it accepted before now.
Have you tried it?
joly
Bill Streeter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Speaking of Google Video, they seemed to have added quite a few new
features including the ability to download PSP and iPod compatible
formats. No rss
That stuff from Google about preferred format is probably not as
absolute as some people think. It can probably handle other formats
jsut fine, or maybe slightly slowe. The mp3 advice may even be out of
date as Google seem to have changed their system quite a lot since the
first google beta
I submitted a video on Google and placed it on my website at
crystalvlogs.blogspot.com its not much mostly a slideshows for the
grandparents in alabama but.
I must say...it did better than I had anticipated
the worry i had was how they have to verfiy your submission before
they put
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I thought this might be of interest:
http://dev2.traxio.net/projects/googlevideo
Further production can be expected, but not on a google specific tool.'
Yahoo! Groups Links
Speaking of Google Video, they seemed to have added quite a few new
features including the ability to download PSP and iPod compatible
formats. No rss feeds yet though.
Now this has come up before, if one wants to submit video to google
you have to convert your vid into one of their prefered
Bill,
I had been trying to figure out how to do MPEG4 with MP3 audio for a
looong time, until I learned of this statemment on Google video:
Please keep in mind that we also support other digital formats such
as QuickTime, or Windows Media.
Here's the full link:
