[Daninel Johansson]

Hmm, well.
I went to my dads old stationare PC where i got exactly same version which actually was working. So i tranfered over the quicktime map and the sony map and replaced them on my computer.

Then i tried, and it do works to import the .mov files now 😀
Hope it doesn’t make problems by replace them like that, when it have been installed on another machine.
But i don’t think it would make much sense? Works so far.

[Daninel Johansson]

I can’t create this loader in After Effects. It would be even harder and would take even more time.
How would it be made than?
With just solid there i take mask to cut them to small circles or whatever i want it to look like.
And then have to place them exactly in a circle and then animate them all.

I guess it will take smaller time to do my way.
Which i’ll do tomorrow because it doesn’t anyway seem to be any other way to solve it on.

[Daninel Johansson]

Thank you!
I never thought about the rendering can be based on my hardware.
I badly don’t know where i can look up what hardware stuffs i have, i’m not good at computers really.
But i’m running an old laptop, and have the graphic card
“Mobile Intel(R) 956 Express Chipset Family”.
Also
Processor:
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T7300 @ 2.00GHz

Computer:
ACPI Miltiprocessor PC

The size i’ll do is going to be 480×270 and another will maybee be 1280×720.

Any ideas of a codec that might be great?
I just tried render with uncrompressed, a 8 secounds comp with just a picture inside, made 89 MB in size which is pretty much.
So i think i may use codec.