You will notice almost no difference in filesize, maybe a few k, but
the audio and video are taking up the same space with either.
Fast start (progressive download) does work with mpeg4. For a while
some thought it didnt, but mostly it does. I appealed recently for
anybody who could remember how t
Steve Watkins wrote:
>
> This stuff ties in to why I cheer for .mp4 not .mov though.
What difference will we see between using an .mp4 versus an mpeg4 in a
.mov wrapper? I don't care as much about all the fancy stuff of
QuickTime, I'm just after the playing while still download ('Fast
Start')
Yes, thats it, thats exactly why most 3ivx files will play on the
ipod, because 3ivx is an encoder that creates standard mpeg4 video.
It is possible to create 3ivx files that wont play on the ipod,
because it is possible to create mpeg4 files that wont play on the
ipod (or eg if you use a audio fo
Steve Watkins wrote:
> 3ivx has its own encoder, and indeed its own decoder. So whilst it can
> be a quicktime plugin, it isnt making use of Apples own mpeg4
> encoding/decoding routines.
>
> Because it creates compliant mpeg4, other decoders can be used to play
> it back, including appls Quicktim
3ivx has its own encoder, and indeed its own decoder. So whilst it can
be a quicktime plugin, it isnt making use of Apples own mpeg4
encoding/decoding routines.
Because it creates compliant mpeg4, other decoders can be used to play
it back, including appls Quicktime one.
With QT6 if you install 3
Umm... that wasn't actually my question. I know it's MP4 (I used it
for quite a while) but is it a unique codec i.e. a unique method of
compression, or does it just give access to additional settings?
But anyway ...
Waz
www.crashtestkitchen.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Stre
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "wazman_au" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I think there's little point in holding out against QT7 and H.264.
> If people are prompted to install it to watch a vid, most people
> WILL install it. And it's out for both Mac and Windows.
What about poor playbac
I'm not jumping on the h.264 bandwagon just yet. Yes QT7 is
available for Windows users but that's just a small part of the
equation. First I know Windows users that have had QT and had issues
with it and removed it. I dunno what these issues were or how they
came about, but those are some of t
I think there's little point in holding out against QT7 and H.264.
If people are prompted to install it to watch a vid, most people
WILL install it. And it's out for both Mac and Windows.
The advantages of H.264 in quality and compression are pretty
compelling. I've posted compression settings
