Peter Morris
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Daniel, you’re always a great resource.
Thanks a lot!
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@Craig:
Yeah, I’ve been considering a lower quality download as well.@Daniel:
In regard to the x264 Apple plugin, I’ve heard using it risks increasing compatibility issues with people who don’t have it installed in Quicktime.I guess my primary concern still is, is it safe to assume, at least as reasonably possible, that selling video generated by something like Quicktime Pro, will run reasonably well for most people with the proper players and computer hardware?
Again, the nightmare scenario is some situation where I discover that thousands of purchasers can’t play the video properly (but should be able to) due to some unforeseen issue, and I’m stuck playing tech support or losing money on refunds.
Are issues like that common? Perhaps I’m just being paranoid…
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Yeah, I was wondering if it would be too much to ask people to download VLC player or something…
There’s so much more you can do with an mp4.
As far as actual playback, I’m also concerned, would it be ‘safe’ to actually sell a video encoded from Quicktime Pro? I’ve heard random things from random people, but I actually think it shows my video well.
But, I’m not expert when it comes to codecs and the like, and I’d like to ensure as pain free experience as possible.
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Chris and Daniel, thanks a lot!
I really appreciate it!
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So then, playback on Mac would be okay then? I don’t have one to test on.
And is the feeling that this is pretty much an on-going issue with Windows Quicktime Player? That what it seems like…