> Forgive me my ignorance, I'm a windows user who wanted to produce QT
> movies ... and apple.com says QT Pro will do it ... so I've considered it.
I have QT Pro. V6.5 I only use it for compressing to .mov, or .mp4
for my videos. It does the job fine, however I do get large file
sizes. When I compare a mp4 to a wmv file (250kps music 32kbs 15fps)
I generally prefer the wmv format. For the high end codecs, I use
DivX.
If you want to compare results, check out either episode 3 or 4 of my
Geocaching videozine. They're available in mov, mp4, wmv, rm and avi
formats. You can download, watch and compare.
Episode 3 is http://www.archive.org/details/IcenryesGeocachingVideozineEpisode3
here.
Episode 4 is http://www.archive.org/details/IcenryesGeocachingVideozineEpisode4
here.
>but if someone could vlog a) what QT Pro can do for you
> as oppossed to say ulead's 'video studio 9' (which can save .mov
> files) and b) how QT actually does what it does (the interface I
> mean), I would be veary eager to see that vlog.
It already exist. Check out the tutorials at http://www.freevlog.org/
Hope this helps.
Shel
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