Re: video compression 2005-04-25 - By T.Hopkins7@(protected)
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Thanks for the info. I don't like how it compressed so far. I loss image
quality and the sound is muffled. I am going to alter scenes anyway. My
professor already has it and has graded it. I have Vegas DVD production studio
. I tried earlier this month downloading a trial of Premiere, but when I went
to use it I kept getting errors. I need to add a hard drive and change my file
system so I have more room so I am not going to worry about it right now. Tina
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Actually, if you're on windows xp and don't have much experience in
video editing /caompression, use the windows movie maker. It has good
presets for saving you video for web.
Just follow the programs instructions or visit microsoft website for
additional info...
I have premiere, but i often use movie maker for saving to web.
petteri
--- In Carrara@(protected), "hdaggers2000" <hdaggers@(protected)> wrote:
>
> Tina-- We're dying to see what you've made!
>
> I'll try to keep this brief. You'll need a video editing program
like Premier or Vegas, or a
> video compositing app like AfterEffects. Import the footage you've
made and trim it, add
> titles, transitions, etc. When you are ready to put it up online
there will be an export
> option like EXPORT FOR WEB or similar. This will allow you to resize
the animations to
> 320*240 (a common web size for movies) and encode in a web-friendly
codec like
> realmedia, Quicktime Sorenson, or WM9. This is the very simplest way
to do webmovies
> and let's the program do most of the thinking.
>
> It is actually a complicated process and people do it as their job.
Putting an animation
> within a webpage is another complicated process and another job! Heh
heh.
>
> If I were to walk you through it (ala KarenBlack-as-stewardess
trying to land the plane with
> instructions from the tower) I'd ask you some basic questions like:
>
> 1) What is the size of your animation? 640*480? Larger...?
> 2) What avi codec did you use? DV? MJPEG? None...?
> 3) How long is the animation (seconds), and what is the filesize (in
MB)?
> 4) what web-friendly format do you want to use? DiVX, QT, RM, WM9,
MPEG1...?
>
> I am on a Mac and I prefer to use Quicktime and its video and web
codecs, but I might be
> able to help you. email me: holly@(protected)
> holly
>
>
> --- In Carrara@(protected), T.Hopkins7@(protected) wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I have alot to learn on video compression. I have my Tibetan
animation and I broke it
> into 8 sections and apparently each section is still too large to
transport on the web. How
> small do they have to be? After I have done the whole thing and
rendered it, is there a way
> to compress it or does the compression has to be done during the
creation stages of it?
> Hummm..... Thanks for your help.
> >
> > Tina
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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