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Convert to MJPEG
I have a client that wants his project (AVI) placed on an SD card in the MJPEG format to be played in a video frame format. Is there any way to do this Premiere? I have both CS3 and CS5. I’ve looked at other converters and tried the OJOSoft.
Thank you,
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3 Replies
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H.264 is Mpeg and what everyone uses these days.
Figure out how big the card is and you’ve got your bit rate to maximize quality to size.
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
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Hi Vince,
It’s actually a Motion JPEG Format but what I did find in my CS3 under Quicktime, was a Motion JPEG A and a Motion JPEG B so I exported as the A and placed on the card. This should do it. I was expecting to see it in picture frames or something but it plays like a compressed movie.
If it doesn’t work I’ll post an update. I placed a couple versions of it plus a full res AVI just incase.
Tony
Thanks to everyone for a great forum!
Tony Esposito
http://www.espoproductions.com -
What worked for me was Photo JPEG, 720 X 480. It plays fine except a little trailing on fast movement and when inserted in the digital picture frame it loops itself with playing. The others worked but made the footage have the ticking movement when playing.
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