Compression for Animation? that:
>Does anyone have any thoughts about proper compression for animations?
>I used the standard ones that are listed here, and on freevlog...
>but the animations come out absolutely crappy!
>There is to much information to encode, thus it looks blurry and
>fuzzy.
if it is animation that has a lot of flat fields of colour then the
animation codec in quicktime will probably work best. :-)
if it is 3D and more film like, then yes, compression will be hard
because you may have sharp edges where as codecs all introduce noise
to make stuff look better. work around is to add more noise then
compress. add noise in compression, drop frame rate, screen rez, and
so on.
--
cheers
Adrian Miles
hypertext.RMIT
<URL:http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au/vlog>
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