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tv does’nt support .MOV, any alternative render options?
in his blog https://www.videocopilot.net/blog/2007/0 … -settings/
andrew suggests to use the quicktime render option.i need to publish a short teaser for an office event but the samsung TV that would be playing the clip file does not support quicktime (.mov) format.
the supported codecs are .mp4 , .mkv, .avi, .wmv9
from these list, im not sure which format displays the same good quality as Quicktime – animation render option.
this site shows the complete supported codecs of the TV
https://www.samsung.com/uk/consumer/lear … b_faq.htmlwould greatly appreciate your replies
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The extensions are containers, not codecs.
H.264, for example, can be .mov, .mp4, .f4v just to name a few.
wmv 9 is a codec within wmv which can contain other wmv variants such as wmv 8, wmv 7, etc.Unfortunately your links are bad. Please fix if you want to share.
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[hoff man] ” the supported codecs are .mp4 , .mkv, .avi, .wmv9″
As Craig pointed out – those are architectures (buckets_ not codecs.
Both of your links were truncated – I can’t look up what the TV can do.
Likely it’ll do h.264 MP4 files. What are you using as a compression tool? If you’re using compressor 4, you can make this sort of file.
Handbrake can probably do this for you as well (for free) – use the Apple TV setting.
Hope that helps (until you get us the other information!)
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