I'll try to make this short and clear!
I'm using a Flat panel iMac (OS X - QT Pro 6)) to make the movies but
I want them to play on a older imac. 333Mhz (256 mo)
Width and height: 640 X 480 (100%) Not full screen
When you say 600 ko/s you mean KiloBytes per second or kilobits per
second?? (Francesso)
As for the "ko per seconds". My system is french so I don't know which
one they mean. I assume that it means KiloBytes which would be more
logical.
The data rate for Sorenson on slower computers ought to be below 200
kilobytes per second. If it's a lot higher it will be too processor
intensive. ( Colin)
I will try this out.
Basically this is what I do:
Open image sequence (24 images or more, up to 7 seconds) 24 fps
I then export to movie:
At the moment I use "Animation" (the one completely at the top) as a
compressor. I tried Sorensen but it is far to slow for editing. I can't
move the "location indicator" without having to wait a lifetime for it
to move.
when I choose "Animation" I can edit instantly. The only problem is
they make huge files.
I open a new window and copy and paste all my small movies in one
unique movie. I then export (again) using Sorensen.
Not very orthodox, I can imagine all of you thinking: How complicated!
;-)
Finely, would I be better off opening every scene with the: Open image
sequence and simply copy and paste from there before exporting to movie?
I also have sound with the movies but they are simply copied and added.
They are compressed.
Maybe I should get Ben's compression book!
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Alain Boisvert
Directeur artistique Le Matou Noir
www.lematounoir.qc.ca
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