Re: QUICKTIME questions

[Colin Holgate]

Incidentally, using DV as an abbreviation for digital video can be 
confusing. DV is specifically the codec used in DV cameras, and that 
can make quite a difference to the answer, if the codec was DV.

I'm guessing that it's not, and that the key frames are set wide 
apart. If you go to the frame before a key frame, the movie has to 
load all the frames from the previous key frame in order to produce 
the frame you've asked for. If you've set key frames 200 apart, that 
would require loading at least 6 2/3 seconds of video to produce the 
image. Try setting the key frames closer together.


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