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Re: Fast Start or not?

At 23:19 -0400 30.9.2006, Slava Paperno wrote:
Here's an example: http://collt.no-ip.org:8080/komm/mov_lg/E-GdePapaZhil-2-HallKitchen.mov

The mov was created with Fast Start selected, yet when the page is loaded, I see the Q symbol until the entire clip is downloaded. 

This one is definitely not a fast-start movie.
I use an Applescript that Brennan Young kindly provided here:
<http://lists.apple.com/archives/quicktime-users/2003/Oct/msg00015.html>

As to the cause of your problem, I'm not sure, it sounds like you're going by the book.

You can turn standard movies into fast-start ones by calling them through a tiny reference movie - saves you reexporting/-encoding.


Cheers	Martin
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