I am working for a corporate training division producing video content for their LMS. I've purchased the Sorenson Squeeze suite in good faith that it will allow me to generate deliverable video/animation content with minimal file size/image quality compromises.
Are there any others out there with Squeeze and suggestions for the best formats/settings (I know Cinepack and video are not advised.)
Any information/suggestions/links are much appreciated.
Re: Sorenson Squeeze users by richard bachman on May 18, 2007 at 12:28:08 pm
I'm reading through the Compression Primer white paper from Adobe (very interesting) and am searching for more information resources. I was just wondering if anyone else had worked producing video presentations to import into Authorware (.swf or .flv won't import - only Flash 7 files) and any tips they may have...
Re: Sorenson Squeeze users by Warren on May 18, 2007 at 3:08:34 pm
I know this won't help you now, but having done test comparisons between Squeeze and Episode Pro, Episode Pro does a much better job of compressing and usually gives you smaller files sizes. When I say better job, they usually look cleaner and closer to the original. Episode Pro also have more compression options.
This is just my observation. I don't have any affiliation with either manufacturer.
Re: Sorenson Squeeze users by richard bachman on May 18, 2007 at 6:10:09 pm
No, it's on a PC (an odd experience for me, but that's all they use here.) I was familiar with the Sorenson name and other forums/users just sang its praises so I blindly requisitioned it in good faith. I'm hoping to get a copy of Ben Waggoner's "Compression for Great Digital Video" and get a better grasp on the subject, but am always looking for additional resources.
