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Re: flattening movie problems



On Thursday, December 4, 2003, at 03:12 PM, Arno Bosse wrote:

Tried that - crashes QT too. Looks like I may be stuck exporting to animation 100% and then back to something else. Any good candidates for a very high visual quality, greyscale, low cpu load codec for a 320x240 movie?

I don't get it - for storage/archiving, or for playback? If for playback, then why not just go back to using JPEG2000 (redo the original encode in JPEG2000 again).


Also, is this purely a synthetic image? Or is it just a grayscale organic image?

And how low CPU load do you really need? I'd hardly consider JPEG2000 low-CPU.

Animation will certainly be very high quality and low-load... but why? You'll get much better compression from JPEG2000, MPEG-4, Sorenson 3, etc. If it's a synthetic image PNG may work very well for you and will be lossless.

-R
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