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Quicktime compression for client approval
Posted by David Carey on March 13, 2007 at 4:12 amHey
I need advise on the best way to compress a QT file to either email or upload.download from an FTP. I need to send a file to a client for content approval so quality doesn’t have to be great but need to make out what is on the screen.Thanks
Jean-christophe Boulay replied 19 years, 1 month ago 6 Members · 5 Replies -
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Joe Paolo
March 13, 2007 at 2:34 pmI like Sorenson 3, 480×360, Best, 4000kbs. This makes a file of about 30megs/minite with very good quality. I still have some clients who can’t view H.264 and the Sorenson renders faster. Usually to big to email so ftp or yousendit is the way to go.
joe
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Bret Williams
March 13, 2007 at 3:22 pmOh my gosh, with h.264 (or even Sorenson 3) the file could be wonderful at 1/8th that data rate. 320×250, 15fps, 500kbps. No wait to download either if it was simply on a web page too. Click and play or right click to download.
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Chris Borjis
March 13, 2007 at 4:02 pmI do client approvals with quicktime on a weekly basis.
I use sorenson 3 codec for video and ima 4:1 for audio.
320x240x15fps.Most folks can play sorenson 3 quicktimes, not all can play the latest codecs so thats what I stick with.
I don’t know the exact bitrate but :30 second spots are about 500k.
anyway, it gets the job done and is emailable.
Nice not to have to do vhs dubs anymore. heh -
Jean-christophe Boulay
March 13, 2007 at 5:42 pmWe do client approvals this way all the time and use either Sorenson 3 320×240, MPEG-4 640×480 or good old MPEG, depending on the client’s computer-saaviness. We ship to clients using Webcargo (www.webcargo.net) which sends a link to the client’s e-mail and lets us track the shipment.
JC Boulay
Audio Z
Montreal, Canada
http://www.audioz.com
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