Re: Video on new iPod

I imagine that's the H.263 codec Susan. It's designed to make high resolution files teensy. Squeezing down High Definition-ish content takes a lot of grunt I believe. I remember reading somewhere that new hardware will be required for professional level editing under the codec, at least,

Re: Video on new iPod

The export to ipod from Quicktime is really slow! Trying it with a small movie, and it looks like it will take an hour. On 13/10/2005, at 3:05 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So... am i right in assuming that using Quicktime Pro 7 one can convert one's iMovies into a format that will import in

Re: Video on new iPod

according to those in the know so long as you can convert it in to Quicktime it will be supported and that an export function with resolution suited to iPod screen will be added to iMovies So... am i right in assuming that using Quicktime Pro 7 one can convert one's iMovies into a format that

Video on new iPod

So... am i right in assuming that using Quicktime Pro 7 one can convert one's iMovies into a format that will import into and play on the iPod? ta Rod Blitvich http://www.apple.com/au/quicktime/tutorials/creatingvideo.html