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Re: Specs for viewing and dowloading podcasts
by Jonathan Miller on Jul 19, 2007 at 1:42:49 pm

Rob over at Podcast411 has a good amount of information that you may find fits the bill. Check out these pages:

http://www.podcast411.com/whatis_podcasting.html

http://www.podcast411.com/get_podcasts.html

http://www.podcast411.com/sware_listners.html

Also, I still don't use Compressor for encoding my podcasts even though I now have FCS2. Check out ffmpegX, VisualHub, and MPEGStreamclip. IF you go back through the archives here, you'll notice that I have been favoring ffmpegX. I've just recently switched to MPEGStreamclip since it produces better results than the others. With ffmpegX I was getting videos with a darker gamma than the original, with VisualHub I was getting videos with a lighter gamma. MPEGStreamclip is juuuuust right.

Compressor has just historically been way to slow.

Jon


TreeLine Productions
Fort Collins, CO USA

Currently producing these popular podcasts:


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