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Re: Mpeg-4 or Quicktime-7 or... ? for maximum Browser compatibility?
by Stan Hirson on Aug 28, 2007 at 2:48:47 am

I have an international video site and I use Flash. I have had no problems with compatibility. The issue, I feel, is bitrate. I keep my videos at 512 kbs. The only people who have problems with this are rural visitors on dial-up and they are becoming fewer and fewer. 512 kbs will keep you in range of DSL.

You can see for yourself how the videos, at full 30fps, appear at http://hestakaup.com. The shorter videos are .swf files and the longer ones are .flv.

Stan Hirson

Stan Hirson
http://hestakaup.com

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