Jimmy Stephans
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Thanks guys. I did create a file, send to a pal with XBox360, and it played at 12500 just fine for him.
Also sending from his iMac to Apple TV it worked fine.
Jimmy
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Thanks.
I did find a 2007 Microsoft / X-Box page with 10,000 listed – but not as a MAX, just a common spec for 1080P.
I’ll add more here if I find it, and hope others will too.
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OK, thanks — that help a bunch.
As a small sidebar question or two: I expect some customers to want to eventually play / stream the clips through a media player, or even an XBOX, to a TV.
1- Would .mp4 (h.264) be better (not sure XBOX does .mov)?
2- If I go with .mp4, does anybody know if bit rates above 10,000 are OK with an XBOX. I stumbled on a forum that said said NO, and another that said yes.
Thanks
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I would search forum. I don’t think so – I ran across a post a few days ago on that topic.
The conflicts are not just 7 versus X, but also depend on the version of OS you have.
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Thanks. I think I have it now!
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Thanks – but I’m now more confused. It appears that I must select to optimize for one or the other. I tried uploading a screen shot, but it doesn’t seem to appear.
In any case – if I select 2-pass it activates the optimize option (defaulting to download).
I also tried the .mp4 method and get exact same result.
Still puzzled.
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I have drives I take back and forth between MACs and Windows machines often.
The trick was to have a PC (NTFS) drive, and use a program on the MAC to help read/write to it.
In my photo studio we use this:
https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/24481/ntfs-3g
My girlfriend uses something called MacDrive to have her MacBook Pro, Win 7 machine and even her X-Box360 be able to deal with each other streaming stuff.
Not sure her solution solves your problem, but the one in that link lets me unplug a USB 2.0 external drive from my MAC and take it and the files it wrote to my Windows 7 machines.
Jimmy
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Doug,
Thanks… I appreciate the help!
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