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Jerome
2008-01-26 , 15:24
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Originally Posted by
GeneralAntilles
No, no, no.
Yes, yes, yes. If you stay within the limits I wrote, h.264 plays reasonably well. Try simple (baseline) profile or main profile.
And 1200Kbps is way too much. Encoding video is a compromise between quality (which in the end depends on what you can see on a given screen size) and size (even if flash memory price have fallen, size remains a constraint).
The question was: "how do I do that on a mac?". I encode videos on the mac regularly. What I wrote is what I use. What I wrote works. What I wrote encodes a typical movie (1h40+) to about 400 MB. What I wrote plays on the built-in media player. So why "no, no, no"?
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