Re: [videoblogging] Video resolutions

2005-09-29 Thread Paul Knight
if it works babe don't you stop On 29 Sep 2005, at 04:54, Kunga wrote: The group seems to be against the idea of using H.264 due to the  smaller installed base of QuickTime 7 seats. I am using HandBrake to  achieve less than 1 MB per minute. Please tell us what size per  minute you are

Re: [videoblogging] Video resolutions

2005-09-29 Thread Pete Prodoehl
Adam Quirk wrote: Jan mentioned something last weekend that I wouldn't have thought about: Once a hand-held camera shot (shaky) is blown up full screen, a lot of people are going to be puking. The shakiness is fine when it's a little window, but when it's all you see, people are liable to

Re: [videoblogging] Video resolutions

2005-09-28 Thread Adam Quirk
Jan mentioned something last weekend that I wouldn't have thought about: Once a hand-held camera shot (shaky) is blown up full screen, a lot of people are going to be puking. The shakiness is fine when it's a little window, but when it's all you see, people are liable to get sick. So for those

Re: [videoblogging] Video resolutions

2005-09-28 Thread Kunga
The group seems to be against the idea of using H.264 due to the smaller installed base of QuickTime 7 seats. I am using HandBrake to achieve less than 1 MB per minute. Please tell us what size per minute you are shooting for. -- Taylor Barcroft http://www.blogger.com/profile/11159903 New

Re: [videoblogging] Video resolutions

2005-09-27 Thread Mat Wall-Smith
I have been (shock horror) watching vlogs in itunes since 4.9. There are a number of reasons for this mostly because its there and its easy. One thing I did enjoy was the ease of the full screen option. 320 *240 blows up suprisingly well to full screen but for the TV playback 640*480 or 720*576