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Compressing Feature Length film for streaming/download
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[Marc D'Agostino] “h264 is actually MPEG4 compression, so it’s likely you can use it.”
MPEG4 involves many encoder specs. MPEG4 part 2 will look very bad compared to MPEG4 part 10 (H.264).
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Sure, but for thomas’s purposes, h264 is in the MPEG family – so he can use it for a site that specifies it wants some form of MPEG compression. He’ll probably have to use the MP4 extension/wrapper. Is that correct? I’m not sure what are you adding here?
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Thank you so much, Marc for the detailed reply. I had watched a few youtube vids, but turns out the info was not helpful. I think my not knowing about the possibility of using h264 to get to mpeg was the issue!
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Yeah, it looks horrible at 2400 streaming : ( and at a small frame no less
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The older MPEG is horrible quality compared to H.264. It’s been retired from common use years ago. There’s really no reason to use it.
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I used h264. Streaming. Restrict to 2400 kbits/sec.
best quality. File Format: Quicktime movie. Changed the extension to mp4.
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