[SEL] FLV format: was Portland 2007 Video Clips
Al Harris
alharris44 at gmail.com
Sun Mar 9 13:51:58 PDT 2008
Everybody,
IMHO wmv & flv files are primarily for "real time/streaming"
viewing and are designed accordingly (speed, size), therefore
they do not have the same bells and whistles as "quality"
based formats (xvid, mov, avi [most wrappers] etc).
I have found that a combination of two reprocessors (below)
that I use, give me good quality image and smaller file size
from my cameras (Kodak/Pentax).
Super.exe (from eRightSoft)
> http://www.erightsoft.com/home.html
VirtualDubMod.exe
> http://files.filefront.com/VirtualDubModexe/;8399394;/fileinfo.html
And here's a standalone FLV Player if someone wants one.
> http://files.filefront.com/flvplayerexe/;9159129;/fileinfo.html
Cheers,
Al Harris
Tony & Jackie wrote:
> Peter,
> I watched your .avi clips and honestly I don't think they were any
> clearer than most of the stuff I've put up on YouTube. I personally
> like YouTube because their compression makes even the biggest files
> download relatively quickly. Whereas it took me about 2 minutes to
> download the .avi files.
>
> I put a few videos of my own on YouTube in .mov format (that's the
> format my particular digital camera saves them in). I don't know if
> the .mov format has anything to do with them being clearer, but I've
> never had any complaints with the way my stuff turns out on YouTube:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjOo4NYSzh4
>
> -Tony
>
>
> At 01:48 AM 3/9/2008, Listerdiesel wrote:
>> I've given up on getting anything decent in the way of resolution with
>> YouTube, and have set up a new folder for the video clips that we took
>> at Portland last summer.
>
>
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