Daniel Low
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Excellent, I’d not seen the Philip Hodgetts tutorial before.
Good find.
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There shouldn’t be a difference because as you say, they are referencing the same libraries. I can only guess that as Quicklook is essentially only a preview, that it is not rendering things exactly, frame size for example will possibly be different from that in the QT player, amongst other things.
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What do you mean by Finder, do you mean when using Quick Look?
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I have never heard of this happening before. (sorry for the pun)
Please check the setting of your devices. Next try exporting to something other than WMV. If the problem persists then the problem lies outside of your Flip4mac compression workflow.
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Depending on the quality of your source and the encoding application you use, you shouldn’t need to go above 7Mb/s for SD content.
You may get more consistant playback if you use CBR rather than VBR.
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[Paul Crowe] “However it’s still stopping and starting even though I’ve now got the quality set to 15.0 max bit rate 26.8, 2 pass VBR”
15Mb/s is massive for delivery MPEG-2. and no commercial device will playback 26Mb/s
Why are you using such high rates Is the content SD or HD?
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[Kathleen Wielatz] “Can you tell me if mpeg1 (in Episode or any other current compression software)still allows you to specify dimensions?”
Episode allows you to specify any frame size for MPEG-1 (the MPEG-1 spec actually allows for frame sizes up to 4095×4095 at up to 100Mb/s which Episode seems to allow)
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You are welcome to use the ‘Rate this post’ 😉
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MotionJPEG is not PhotoJPEG, the quality and file sizes are quite different.
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You may find this useful:
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/3/887289
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“There’s no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. No chance.”Steve Ballmer To USA Today