Kevin Thorne
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I don’t understand it either, but I’ve managed to get a 240fps conversion, and the client says it works perfectly.
thanks everyone for your help in this.
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I was given the specs of 288px x 288px for a 10ft square sign at 240fps. I’ve been supplying them at 99fps but have been asked to increase this. I know the px size is tiny for the viewing area size, but they look great from 100ft+ away which is where they’re seen from.
I’m waiting to speak with the sign makers directly. As soon as I hear from them, I’ll respond further with more details.
thanks.
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I can save livetype at 99fps, but I do need to go to 240fps. That’s what this software requires.
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thanks, unfortunately, the flythrough is stock footage, and flat, so I can’t adjust anything on it. I’m looking through the motion tracking instructions now…finger’s crossed!
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that worked!!! PHEW! Thanks so much!
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interesting, thanks. So RGB with no alpha IS 24bit….
I’ve sent a test to the client made using mpeg streamclip and am waiting anxiously for a reply!
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I’ll see if that does the trick, but the sample avi they supplied me was in millions of colours.
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I’m on a mac (osx 10.5.8) and saved the mov file in QT Pro as an uncompressed avi and the format reads ‘WRAW’, it’s just 32 bit.
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I don’t understand it either, but that’s what I have to supply. Nothing else will work.
An example they supplied says (command-i) it’s in ‘WRAW’, 144 x 144, millions which is exactly the same as my avi file, but I’m told mine reads on the system as 32bit, but needs to read as 24bit.
here’s an example they supplied of a “24 bit” uncompressed avi file
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sigh…I hate to say this, being a staunch mac lover and owner of 6 macs I use for my work and play….but I don’t see any point in this.
It’s too big to chuck into your pocket like my itouch. It doesn’t even have a camera for video chatting.
I’m going to sulk until they release a 64gb itouch with camera/video.