Re: Does anybody RENDER any more? 2005-04-20 - By T.Hopkins7@(protected)
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I have been having problems with Quicktime ever since I installed Windows XP
Pro SP2 on my computer. I have to change my filing system to NT in the next
couple of weeks. I was waiting till the end of the semester. Everytime I try
to play something in Quicktime it says there is no disk in the drive- I know
its the SP2 pack, but it came with my Windows. I don't think theres any way to
remove it. I did a panorama in Quicktime. Tina
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Let me correct myself,
I checked the license, and you can use it for commercial work as well.
Those Ogg Vorbis guys managed to get a pretty sweet deal with On2 on
this one, if you read the faq.
--- In Carrara@(protected), "elsiget" <elsiget@(protected)> wrote:
>
> Do you have an uncompressed version?
> How about getting your hands on an Xvid, not divx, divx is lousy like
> mpeg4, or one of the VP encoders?
> VP3 is free for uncommercial work, and can compress to either QT or
> AVI, even if I'm on windows I usually use VP3 on QT,
> and it works wonderfully, even with very high quality I can usually
> compress the files to extreme lengths compared to other compressions.
>
> http://www.vp3.com/vp3/quicktime/index.shtml - For Quicktime
>
> http://www.vp3.com/vp3/vfw/index.shtml - For Windows
>
> If you have an uncompressed version in AVI it won't be affected much
> by the change to VP3 as QT mov,
> but AVI's can often be a problem on Macs, especially if people don't
> have access to admin accounts and therefore can't install codecs, but
> then VP3 will most likely not work either, at least that's the case in
> my school.
> VP3 can keep pure white almost perfectly white, the QT Animation codec
> can keep it even closer to pure white, most others end up showing it
> as 25% gray or similar.
>
> Anyway, On2 are the best of the best when it comes to current video
> compression, much better than any Mpeg standard ever created, their
> latest Vp6 looks pretty amazing, pretty decent streaming too, high
> quality and such, but no Mac support, which is kind of sad (even if I
> only use Macs for editing video productions in school, I'm very much
> for cross-platform) :(
>
> And hey, good luck on the Ph.D. if you choose to go for it, would love
> to read your thesis if you decide to do so. ;)
>
> --- In Carrara@(protected), T.Hopkins7@(protected) wrote:
> > I have been trying to post my animation, but its 434 MB in a
> compressed folder and won't upload. So I was going to put it on my
> website but it hangs near the end of the upload. Now I am trying to
> send it to Ron and it's hanging again. It's an AVI file. Does anyone
> know why this is happening and how I can load it? Tina
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