Confused about Quicktime animations 2004-02-05 - By Mark
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Hello Everyone,
I've been looking at web animations and I've determined that
Quicktime is the best format for this sort of thing. The other
streaming formats have crappy sound quality and variable
picture quality (especially on slow modems).
Whats strange though is that some quicktime movies stream
right away and other times it waits till the whole thing is
downloaded to your hard drive before it plays. I like the latter of
the two because it seems to be a better quality. Which brings
me to my first question is: How is this implemented? Is this
something that is written in the HTML code or is something that
programmed into the Quicktime file?
Also another question, my video editor outputs to the quicktime
file format but I noticed that the program 'Quicktime Pro' is only
$30 bucks and it seems to do more. Had anyone here used
'Quicktime Pro'? What do you think about it?
Thanks in Advance,
Mark (A Carrara oldbie, a Video editing newbie)
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