Mike Smith
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COW Coin
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Probably you might do well to talk to a specialist lawyer as this is central to your business.
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Sounds so like a scam, doesn’t it. What does s/he want?
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It looks a fantastic low-light video cam. How do you find the rolling shutter on movement …?
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From your profile, (Hey)Joe, you appear to be a producer … so, you’d be hiring input for projects for third party clients ..perhaps a different situation, or simply a provocative post ?
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GH2 looks good for the price.
And to boost your audio potential you might like to think about something like
https://tascam.com/product/dr-60d/ or
https://www.rcblogic.co.uk/m-420-beachtek.aspx?st=33&gclid=CIDR9NnU08ACFabLtAodBmoALgand to make life easier in the sunshine, maybe one day add something like a ?
https://www.varavon.com/product/loupegh.html -
Maybe an intro, or a sting … https://www.akmmusic.co.uk/musiccds.php?transactioncurrency=GBP&s=0
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Sounds like a lens fault.
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While Mads is normally spot on, I wonder if this time he’s misunderstood, and you want to use material that’s been offered for free, if you can find it?
I’d have a different concern, however. Ifyour sons are many, many miles away and not involved with you in the production of your planned videos for their music, might it be better to leave it all in their capable hands? They can take responsibility for finding music video practitioners who can help them develop the video look and feel they want to best represent their music to their market. Time to let go, perhaps …?
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Video files use audio and video compression and store the compressed data in a file, in a file format – the compression scheme is not the same thing as the file format. Quicktime is a file format, and quicktime files – .mov files – can include data compressed using a number of different compression methods, including h.264 Quicktime files have an Apple heritage.
mp4 is another file format, and can accept a (much more limited than .mov) range of compression schemes, including h.264 compression. mp4 files are playable on most devices and are not dependent on a quicktime player capability or component.
h.264 is an audio/video compression format. h.264 video can be stored in mp4 or .mov files.
The differences you are seeing are much more likely due to bitrate or other compression choices than to choice of file format
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_compression_format
https://www.differencebetween.net/technology/difference-between-mov-and-mp4/
https://support.apple.com/kb/HT3775
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There is an audio pros forum https://forums.creativecow.net/audioprofessionals