Bill:
Be my guest. We've already spent dozens of hours trying to work around this.
Wow. This took several minutes:
http://imp.on-rev.com/webinars/index.html
Plays on iPods too. (And Zunes. And anything else that plays H.264.)
The GoToWebinar software we use for our webinars records
On Jun 26, 2009, at 4:04 PM, Michael wrote:
Wow. This took several minutes:
http://imp.on-rev.com/webinars/index.html
Unfortunately, although you're right in all of your arguments, your
example file makes some of Bill's points for him. The linked file has
to be fully downloaded
Bill,
I am sure you guys probably thought about this before. You can use external
monitor adapters on both computers hooked to dv cameras to record both
screens at the same time. Then you can pick these high quality sources
and edit to recreate the cuts you made live.
it's a ton of work and needs
On Jun 26, 2009, at 4:28 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
I too did a test, at full size, and mine was about as good as the
WMV, and less than half the file size (it was about 2/3rd the size
of your small dimensions file too). So it is possible to give a good
example MP4 file. Ideally it would be
On Jun 26, 2009, at 4:37 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Then you can pick these high quality sources
and edit to recreate the cuts you made live.
it's a ton of work and needs two cameras but it has no quality
downside.
There are problems with your suggestion. It might be slightly harder
to
On Jun 26, 2009, at 4:28 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
I may post my MP4 recompressed example, just for interest.
I don't have the right license to export WMV from QuickTime Player, so
this has a watermark in it, but you get the idea. The link is a MOV
reference movie, which helps solve the
I think one can get a bit too hoity-toity about commercial software; and
I am not fan number 1 of Microsoft either;
BUT, as VLC (which is Open Source, Hurrah, Hurrah, Hurrah) plays WMV
files just like that we should not complain.
I know, Andre, that if somebody suggested I ran out and bought 2
On Jun 26, 2009, at 4:46 PM, Trevor DeVore wrote:
We set up Screenflow on a laptop and record the webinar. The audio/
video quality is MUCH better than the WMV and you have more options
for output.
Now you mention it, any of us could volunteer to record the webinar,
with whatever
Michael,
Wow. This took several minutes:
http://imp.on-rev.com/webinars/index.html
Yes, we know how to convert to mp4, that isn't the problem. Your version of
the video is not acceptable:
- It's more than 3x the file size: 151 Mb; the original WMV is 46 Mb
- It's half the dimensions of
Bill said:
But most Windows users cannot view that format, without having
QuickTime or
other additional software installed, and we wouldn't want to foist
anything on them. Plus WMV is a progressive download that starts to
play
fairly quickly, as opposed to requiring the whole file to be
that with 4.0 printing and virtual desktops work properly.
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On 25 Jun 2009, at 03:25, Bill Marriott wrote:
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So, if you've got an idea that doesn't have these downsides, let me
know.
- Bill
Something written in runRev perhaps?
Cheers,
Luis.
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While we have used Flash for things like the on-Rev videos, I'd find it a
bit weird to use Flash to host a preview of our new plugin tech. (Which
obviously we can't use for the videos since it's not released yet.)
Flash can play mp4 video, cross platform, progressive download, and
nearly
Hi Bill
The one question I asked during the webinar..
Since rev is currently heavily dependant on quicktime for video and
audio capture.. I assume it will still be a requirement for video
playback and audio capture via the web plugin?
regards
alex
Bill Marriott wrote:
While we have used
In the initial version 4.0 you can expect very little change from the
version 3.5 video management capabilities.
Alex Shaw a...@harryscollar.com wrote in message
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Hi Bill
The one question I asked during the webinar..
Since rev is currently heavily
Hi Bill
I was more interested in the playback and recording of audio.
Lets say I have a small rev stack that does the above. Given the right
runrev plugin security permissions and the presence of quicktime would
this be deliverable online without resorting to using a intermediary
media
Hi folks,
There will be a more official mail going out on this direct to your inbox
shortly, but I wanted to give you the link to the video from today's Webinar
conference:
http://www.runrev.com/offers/webinar-2009-06-23/Rev4-Preview-Webinar.wmv
We don't have a lot of choices when it comes
Bill,
Thanks for posting this so quickly.
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Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
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Snapper Screen Recorder 2.1 http://snapper.economy-x-talk.com
If you sent me an e-mail before 25 May and haven't got a reply yet,
please
Yes, Thanks a lot, Bill;
now able to catch up on the part of the Webinar I missed; and run it
through several times so I can extract the juice from it - and there
is a lot of juice there.
I was also happy to have my vocabulary enlarged, learning the word
'Olve' (as in 'revOlve'); although, for
both wiser and more foolish at the same time. (La
Rochefoucauld)
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From: Bill Marriott w...@wjm.org
Subject: Rev 4 Preview Webinar - Video Link
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Date: Tuesday, June 23, 2009, 11:26 PM
Hi folks
Hi:
We don't have a lot of choices when it comes to video format
Really? I think you should forego foisting MS POS formats on everyone and
use mp4 for distribution instead. I can explain how if necessary.
m
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On Jun 24, 2009, at 3:21 PM, Michael wrote:
Really? I think you should forego foisting MS POS formats on
everyone and
use mp4 for distribution instead. I can explain how if necessary.
You'll have noticed that Bill uses a PC and Kevin uses a Mac. I'm not
sure there are as many built in
One could, of course, go for something Open Source which everybody
could watch, trouble-free (and 'tooth-sucking-free' whether about
Microsoft or Apple) with VLC:
http://www.videolan.org/
Colin Holgate wrote:
On Jun 24, 2009, at 3:21 PM, Michael wrote:
Really? I think you should forego
Michael,
Really?
Really.
I think you should forego foisting MS POS formats on everyone and
use mp4 for distribution instead. I can explain how if necessary.
Be my guest. We've already spent dozens of hours trying to work around this.
The GoToWebinar software we use for our webinars records
Hi
I agree, but a good way around this is to use something like VLC
(www.videolan.org) to view videos on both mac pc.
ps. although it was freezing cold and 3:30am here in Alice
Springs(Australia) it was good to experience my first rev webinar!
regards
alex
Bill Marriott wrote:
Michael,
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