toilet (pardon the pun) -- although I thought it was funny as hell and
laughed all he way through it -- or the aquarium. I was doing similar
tests for a vlog about horses, and reluctantly settled on H.264 until I
found out that Flash 8 gave me the quality and the bitrate I needed at
the 30 fps for the horses in motion. You can see a sample of Flash MX
and Flash 8 comparison tests here:
http://hestakaup.typepad.com/hestablog/2006/02/flash_test.html
I just point this out because until I used the motion clip and tested it
with Flash 8, I would have been so unhappy with the compression that I
may not have even vlogged this subject thinking the technology was not
there!
Stan Hirson
http://hestablog.com
http://hestakaup.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Verdi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Hey Andy,
.....
> I think the idea of doing a compression matrix with a single test clip
at
> set bit rates is a great idea. I'd love to help put one together using
> mpeg4, 3ivx, h.264, windows media 9, and Flash 8 - using single and
double
> pass where available.
>
> -Verdi
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