Actually, thinking about it, 720x480 wouldn't scale down to 640x360, it'd 640x425 or something... not real widescreen, so perhaps even more reason just to stick with what you're already using.
On 30-Aug-08, at 1:05 PM, Rupert wrote: If you record widescreen, iPod H264 Conversion will convert it down to 640x360. If you're not doing something very visual, going up to 720x480 might not be worth the extra file size and upload/download times. Although if you just uploaded the iPod version instead of the AVI, I guess your file would be even smaller. I know Blip Pro has checkboxes to allow conversion to m4v, what I was saying was that I wished they offered transcoding to more formats than m4v and mp3, because that's not really worth the expense of a Pro account when things like MPEG streamclip will do it very well for free. Conversion to lots of different formats is a time-consuming pain that would might make Pro account worth the extra $ - but conversion to just one format is not really that much of a pain and not worth the $. Rupert http://twittervlog.tv On 30-Aug-08, at 10:11 AM, daveacbliptv wrote: Thanks for the quick reply. I don't use ANY software - I record live in one take directly onto my little Samsung NV3 digital camera. No titles, no editing, no end credits. The camera saves as 640x480 avi (mpeg4) files - though I've just noticed I can move up to 720x480 (widescreen) which I will do for next week. The vblog is:- http://daveac.blip.tv/ And here is the most recent one No 6 http://blip.tv/file/1214627 The pro option does give you boxes to tick for the formats you want I think. Thanks, daveac [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
