I think Waz might be on Windows, based on what patht he discussions
about alternative encoders went.
I think the reason for loading avi's into quicktime is because in this
instance quicktime is being used as an encoder, to turn the avi's into
mp4's.
That step can obviously be done straight from
Steve wrote:
I think Waz might be on Windows, based on what patht he discussions
about alternative encoders went. I think the reason for loading
avi's into quicktime is because in this instance quicktime is being
used as an encoder, to turn the avi's into
mp4's.
You're spot on, mate - and as
Did you get this sorted ok in the end?
What resolution and codec was the AVI you exported? What resolution
was the MP4? Was your source footage standard DV?
Cheers
Steve Elbows
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Hey videoblogging yahoos, it's been a
Steve,
Got something that is OK looking but deinterlacing is part of the equation so
there's a loss
of quality.
I had the same jagged-edge problems today when I used the camcorder for Skype
via
Splitcam. It was fixed by setting Splitcam to deinterlace.
I'm wondering whether a preset on the
