thank you, If I chose to go with .swf would that work for Apple TV, ipod and most everything necessary for podcast?
Otherwise, how can I convert a .swf to quicktime? Daryl --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Gena" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > You have to think about the people who are coming to your site. The > majority will be Windows users. However, you will also have Mac and > Linux users as well. You also have to decide on the video quality and > portability issues, i.e. do you want folks to download/share. > > Not all of your viewers will be tech savvy. You want to provide the > simplest method for viewing the video that is balanced by your need to > create a decent video quality. > > Converting to Flash seems like a no brainier except that not everyone > can view a .flv file or can handle the file size. For me, there is > also a small question of video quality. Most browsers now can handle > .swf files. > > You certainly can convert .wmv and .mov movies into a .swf file. > Inexpensively there is a program called SwishVideo > > http://www.swishzone.com/index.php?area=products&product=video > that can help you make conversion. > > For some vloggers they make the decision to only provide QuickTime > format, either .mov or iPod version. > > Others don't want to exclude potential viewers. They provide a .wmv > and a .mov format or a .wmv/iPod version mix. > > I would not consider an .avi which is an older codec, lesser quality > and is a huge honking sized file. The Apple TV format is so new that > there is no bases of users. You can be one of the first but how many > people have an Apple TV? > > Ah, the choices... > > Gena > http://outonthestoop.blogspot.com > http://pcclibtech.blogspot.com > > > --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Daryl Urig" <daryl@> wrote: > > > > when posting a podcast wich format should I use? > > > > .swf > > quicktime > > ipod converted file > > apple tv format? > > other? > > > > How can I convert a swf file to these formats? > > > > thanks > > >
