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Re: e-content movies
by Richard Davis on Mar 22, 2006 at 8:40:39 am

Thanks for the comments folks. I've was out of town for awhile so excuse my tardiness in getting back to this.

It seems like I'm getting the idea that if I post a Quicktime movie, both Quicktime for Mac and Quicktime for Windows will read it. Is that right? Before getting some feedback I was assuming I'd have to do a version for people with Macs and post a separate post for people with Windows machines.

I've got a Quicksilver dual 1 gig processor and use Final Cut Pro 3 to do videos and export them as Quicktime movies. This is the first time I've thought about posting these to the webs but I've got some problems. I haven't upgraded to QT 7 myself because I use OS X 2.8 and I'd lose functionality with some of my programs, so I havent' thought about trying to get it into QT7. I'm just looking for good quality with small size that the most-est players will play.

As for my current problems, the files for a two minute interview are coming in around 80 megs or so, at least if I want them of high enough quality to look decent on a computer screen. This doesn't seem right.

So, to sum up"
1) Do Mac and Windows Quicktime players read the same files?
2) Why doesn't FCP 3 save better quality movies for the size files I'm getting?
3) Yes, I know ... I don't know what I'm doing.

Thanks,
Richard


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