I use VisualHub for the mac to make all of my versions. Flip4Mac handles the
WMV encoding (enables it for VisualHub, IIRC). The only time I'll use
quicktime player, FCP or Compressor is when I need to make sure I have control
over keyframes, etc.
As far as quicktime, I found out from Justin
just be weary of if/when you're burning a dvd - I spent 2 days trying to
figure out using multiple formats (of course through FCP) having all of the
footage be TV safe with HD 1080p -in dvd studio pro, I had have it all
display as 4:3 but render my HD footage with a wireframe that fit TVsafe and
Dunno about iMovie, but in general, check your EXPORT - OPTIONS -
VIDEO - SIZE and make sure your dimensions are correct and preserve
aspect ratio is unchecked.
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billcammack
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, pettisb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Gang,
So the way that I export movies
Dear Video Bloggers,
During the summer I made a 30minute movie. After
editing it, the final production came to 2 x 4GB size
files. How can I manage to put those two files into
one film file?
I am using XP with 300GB of hard drive with Adobe
Premiere Pro 1.5. I can save the files up to 4GB with
PC, need a way to compress the large video mpg files.
Are you on a Mac or pc?
On 5/17/06 8:02 PM, Dennis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of good software to compress mpg files, that is, make
them smaller.
Yahoo! Groups Links
Title: Re: Compression settings make a difference?
Michael Verdi:
Thank you for your comprehensive explanation of the differences between the two groups of compression settings. For me, Ill stick with the Freevlog.org recommended settings. Next Ill buy 3ivx and learn it. Up, up, and away on
Hi Nathan,
if you want to compress your videos out from FinalCutPro, you can
either use Quicktime Codecs directly built-in, third-party
QuicktimeComponents or export them from FCP with DV or Apple Pixlet
and then use another program to encode.
IMHO Quicktime for most things is the worst
Umm... that wasn't actually my question. I know it's MP4 (I used it
for quite a while) but is it a unique codec i.e. a unique method of
compression, or does it just give access to additional settings?
But anyway ...
Waz
www.crashtestkitchen.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Bill
3ivx has its own encoder, and indeed its own decoder. So whilst it can
be a quicktime plugin, it isnt making use of Apples own mpeg4
encoding/decoding routines.
Because it creates compliant mpeg4, other decoders can be used to play
it back, including appls Quicktime one.
With QT6 if you install
Yes, thats it, thats exactly why most 3ivx files will play on the
ipod, because 3ivx is an encoder that creates standard mpeg4 video.
It is possible to create 3ivx files that wont play on the ipod,
because it is possible to create mpeg4 files that wont play on the
ipod (or eg if you use a audio
You will notice almost no difference in filesize, maybe a few k, but
the audio and video are taking up the same space with either.
Fast start (progressive download) does work with mpeg4. For a while
some thought it didnt, but mostly it does. I appealed recently for
anybody who could remember how
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, wazman_au [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think there's little point in holding out against QT7 and H.264.
If people are prompted to install it to watch a vid, most people
WILL install it. And it's out for both Mac and Windows.
What about poor playback
Hey Bev,
It's mike from blip.tv... I'm not sure what you mean regarding
preferred format, or if you're talking about blip, but we don't
prefer any particular format. If anything, we like Quicktime more
than WMV... but we support both.
Yours,
Mike
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com,
Regarding your compressed file ending up bigger than your original:
Your camera creates footage that is already compressed, and the
settings you are using to recompress are for higher quality/less
compression than the original, hence the larger file.
Bitrate is the key. This tells the
Oh, this is great information. I will study
it. Answers a lot of my questions. Thanks so much!
-Bev
- Original Message -
From:
Steve
Watkins
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2005 11:13
AM
Subject: [videoblogging] Re
Ugh.. I've been working on this all night. If you guys/gals could
check out the compression on my show it would be appreciated!
http://madlymedia.com/dummycast/DummySHOW1.mov direct link
mpg-4, quality high, keyframe 5,bit rate 600 k/sec.,320x240,It's
tougth a mix with animation and other
Thanks for the advice, I will try it out.
All of the footage is mine, some new, some old...
thanks,
jad
www.dummycast.com
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wrote:
around the 8/8/05 James A. Donnelly mentioned about [videoblogging]
Re: Compression
it out.
All of the footage is mine, some new, some old...
thanks,
jad
www.dummycast.com
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wrote:
around the 8/8/05 James A. Donnelly mentioned about [videoblogging]
Re: Compression for Animation? that:
Ugh.. I've
will try it out.
All of the footage is mine, some new, some old...
thanks,
jad
www.dummycast.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Adrian Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
around the 8/8/05 James A. Donnelly mentioned about [videoblogging]
Re: Compression for Animation
Yeah, the QT animation codec is the last thing you would use for stuff on the web. I'd
just play around w/the settings on the freevlog.org tutorial til you find something that you
are happy with.
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Be careful, as
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To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, August 07, 2005 12:11 PM
Subject: [videoblogging] Re: Compression for Animation?
Yeah, the QT animation codec is the last thing you would use for stuff on
the web. I'd
just play around w/the settings on the freevlog.org tutorial til you find
That makes sense.. I will try that. Thanks!
jad
www.dummycast.com
www.madpod.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Bohus Blahut [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James A. Donnelly wrote:
Does anyone have any thoughts about proper compression for animations?
I used the standard ones that are
James A. Donnelly wrote:
That makes sense.. I will try that. Thanks!
jad
www.dummycast.com
www.madpod.com
If you're doing Quicktime, it has a codec specifically for Animation. I
think the codec is actually called Animation.
Clint
--
Clint Sharp
New Media Guy Technologist
I believe it worked ok for me on Tiger with QT7 pro and whatever 3ivx
was floating around in early May, but I havent tried 3ivx recently. Id
be quite happy to reinstall it and have a go, if you can let us know
exactly what didnt work for you.
Cheers
Steve of Elbows
--- In
On Jul 27, 2005, at 12:10 PM, Steve Watkins wrote:
Id
be quite happy to reinstall it and have a go, if you can let us know
exactly what didnt work for you.
I was talking to Josh about this a while back. Here's what I
remember. When trying to do the 3ivx dual pass from iMovie (with
QT7)
Michael Verdi wrote:
I was talking to Josh about this a while back. Here's what I
remember. When trying to do the 3ivx dual pass from iMovie (with
QT7) or QuickTime Pro 7, you are unable to limit the bit rate. You
can specify a limit but it's not respected. You end up with very
large
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