On 09/11/2005, at 9:25 AM, Susan Hastings wrote:
Martin, I had downloaded the smaller file, but its quite blurry on
the ipod. The 256k one is quite acceptable. Oh the joy of being
able to watch Matt and Daniel perform on an ipod! cheers, Susan.
On 09/11/2005, at 7:17 AM, Martin Hill wrote:
Try H.264 codec and see if that helps. I have had great success with
this encoding of files for very small file sizes. Only problem I have
encountered is no QT 7 for windows until just recently. Still a bit
dodgy but works and the fullscreen issue of QT7 if not pro, but VLC
does offer an alternative as does mplayer. Also H.264 can be extended
from original file size whilst watching without loss of quality as an
older Mpeg4 codec goes pixelated.
Quicktime Media Link has improved dramatically with QT7 and use of H.
264, put file somewhere and tell page where it hides and .qtl which
is an xml offering all sorts of control over files downloads and
plays relative Quicktime file.
VideoiPod is supposed to support H.264, so would be interested in
findings?
Cheers!
`Rob...
