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  • Whoa, straight from “I am somewhat inconvenienced” to Nazi death camp????

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  • Cat Marshall

    November 12, 2013 at 6:42 pm in reply to: Rendering a .FLV of better quality?

    I’m using an .flv output because that’s what the clients want delivered. It’s a massive corporate entity and I’m not involved with what happens to the videos once I hand them in. I’m sure they have super smart tech people who handle it. Or maybe not, who knows. I also give them an H.264 and I hope that’s the one they use for the final product but I just don’t know.

    I’m just trying to to figure out if it’s possible to make the text look sharper in the .flv format, just in case that’s the one that goes live. If it’s not possible, fine, I’ll at least have given them the best quality I could. Ultimately it’s their product and if they get the tech wrong and it looks crappy, it won’t be my doing.

    So, the answer is ‘no’?

  • Cat Marshall

    November 12, 2013 at 4:08 pm in reply to: Rendering a .FLV of better quality?

    Yep, they want an FLV. They get put into a Flash interface ultimately, but I’m not involved on that end. I also hand off an H.264 version as well, and that looks fine. Maybe they will be smart and figure out how to use the H.264 but who knows, ya know?

    If the picture quality is artifact-y, I can live with that; I’d just like more legible text because the videos are for teaching tools for young readers.

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