Does anyone know of a site where I can get the best setting for render to Quicktime for the web? Everytime I try the file sizes are too big.
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Rendering an After Effects movie for the web
Started by Lifetime Student, Dec 27 2005 07:24 PM
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Posted 27 December 2005 - 08:19 PM
quicktimes are usually bigger then the rest, why don't you try a windows media file for example?
there is no bestpractice for quicktime, everything depends on framesize, audio rate you wish and motion.
Most videos I encode are all 700kbits video and 64kbits audio on a frame size of max 352x288(mpeg1 standard frame sizePAL)
if you use mpeg4 you can play around with the settings but you will always have a "big" file.
One other alternative would be to encode it to an .flv file create an flash player and play it there..
there is no bestpractice for quicktime, everything depends on framesize, audio rate you wish and motion.
Most videos I encode are all 700kbits video and 64kbits audio on a frame size of max 352x288(mpeg1 standard frame sizePAL)
if you use mpeg4 you can play around with the settings but you will always have a "big" file.
One other alternative would be to encode it to an .flv file create an flash player and play it there..
Edited by funkysoul, 27 December 2005 - 08:19 PM.
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Posted 27 December 2005 - 08:59 PM
I've found that Windows Media is a good codec to use, it's fairly fast and has a good compression:quality ratio 
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Posted 27 December 2005 - 09:45 PM
what about apple users won't they be left out if I use WMV? I'm a windows user myself but I don't want to lose that 10% margin.
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Posted 28 December 2005 - 07:14 AM
As far as I know there is also a windows media player for mac..
Maybe have a look at the solution I mentioned before with flash video.
Flash plugin is cross-platform!
Maybe have a look at the solution I mentioned before with flash video.
Flash plugin is cross-platform!
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