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Approval web files have spilt in video
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You’re welcome. I’m not sure it’s a solution for you, but might be worth a try, especially if your clips are short and you can stand the extra step. Proper deinterlacing has been helpful for me in several projects–one of them involving very thin fonts that were partially disappearing with the standard one-field deinterlace. I had been seeing the artifact you discovered, but never so clearly demonstrated as in your clip. Please let me know how it turns out. Thanks.
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I’m curious why this movie seems to be accessible to some and for others it is not functional. What’s being done to it with Flip4Mac that makes it not work. Or is it something that’s happening in Compressor.
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Not sure. Which player and platform are you using?
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Jon,
I got better results yet by simply exporting Quicktime movie to Animation codec out of FCP. It’s quick and clean. Then use Quicktime Pro to export the WMV file. No Compressor at all. So far, this seems to be the cleanest way to do it. I wish I knew why it works. The QT file with Animation has no fields (even though I left if set on Lower First in the export settings dialog). This results in NO ugly split. If I export a Quicktime with ‘current settings’, I get a file with fields and this results in the ugly split in the wmv. Upshot so far is that you need to get rid of fields first to get a clean wmv. Using Animation codec seems to be the clean way to do that.
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10.4.8. It wouldn’t load in the browser. Came up with a plugin missing error. Downloaded it. Couldn’t openb it with the QT player or MWP either as .mov or as .wmv.
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Tom,
I have no clue on your playback issue. My WMV player component was 2.0 earlier today and 2.1 now. Both work with the split clip. Yours?
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I’m using Microsoft’s free Windows Media player. Changing the suffix to .wmv does not allow the player to recognize the material. QuickTime says the file is WMV3. This is with the 2.1 Flip4Mac component.
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