Hi all...
My presentations are now due - thanks to all who have helped with my SWA
issues - and there is one last little problem. The sound quality of my QT
movie is awful. The creation process inside Adobe Premiere did not show any
problems, nor do they occur when I run the finished QT through the QT
Player. Yet when I run the movie inside my Director app the sound is full of
high-band static and very scratchy.
I've reduced Director's frame rate to 9 fps (lowest seting on my machine -
Director reports 9fps even when I set it lower), set the QT Direct to Stage
and added the idleHandlerPeriod = 0 (or whatever it is - brain has turned to
soup), but still nothing. The actual video runs fine and the sound is
perfectly in sync, but there is this mad static over the top.
Full specs then...
PIII 533, 256Mb, Windows 2000
Director 8, QuickTime 4 Pro
Adobe Premiere 5.0 (to create the QT)
Any sugestions?
Also I have to do full product packaging in the near future for my Director
work. Although it will not be commercially released, I still have to comply
with MACR's "Made With Macromedia" guidelines as part of the project.
Anybody know where I can get the Vonnes Book font family from so I can
properly re-create their logos and stuff according to their specs? My
project brief prevents me from using the sample MWM logos that come with
Director.
Any help on these issues would be a great help.
AND IT'S URGENT!!!!!! PLZ HELP ASAP!!!!!
Sorry, only joking - couldn't resist :-)
LePhuronn
P.S. Further to my query about converting RealVideo to AVI, MPEG or QT, I
thought you'd like to know that there is a little program called TINRA
("This Is Not Real Anymore") that hooks into RealPlayer G2 and converts the
RM stream into uncompressed AVI - very funky. Keep in under your hats,
though, as Real will kick up a stink. I will forward the URLs OFF-LIST to
anybody interested.
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