>Producers do rely on people having Quicktime 4, because the Sorensen >codec comes with it. Pretty much every movie out now has a trailer on >http://www.apple.com/ and they're pretty much all Sorensen. I agree, they do all seem to be Sorensen now, because it can be very well compressed with very good quality (it was developed to do the Star Wars trailer), when saving movies in Adobe Premiere, Sorensen seems to be the best choice from my tests. Takes fair CPU poke though. >I would forget about any modern support for Quicktime completely, unless >you can source about £50,000 to license all the decent codecs from the >companies who own them ;) I was thinking about finding the codec library or whatever on the PC and attempting some reverse-engineering on it to extract the C++ code for Sorensen, DivX, Indeo etc. Does anyone know how easy/hard this would be? Is it even possible? ~gaven _____________________________________________________________________ Voyager Mailing List - http://v3.vapor.com/ Voyager FAQ....: http://faq.vapor.com/voyager/ Listserver Help: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?Subject=HELP Unsubscribe....: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?Subject=UNSUBSCRIBE
