Well,
The problem between these types of mp4 files and ones exported from QT6
is that when you click on the timeline in the QT web plugin, it jumps
cleanly around using the Qt6-derived mp4 file, but with the
mp4creator-derived mp4 file when you click on a new location on the
timeline, you only get a few blocks on the video from the new location
on the timeline and then when you hit play it takes about 5 seconds to
catch up and update the entire video as it's playing on the web page.
Are there any suggestion on making mp4 files that are more
'QT-compatible' from Linux so you can jump around the files with the web
plugin? (My videos are anywhere from 30 minutes to 3 hours so you need
I dont understand why 5 seconds are a problem for you, there are millions
of options in mp4creator, the main difference between QT and mp4creator is
the default packetsize in the hint track, maybe you want to change it
that it fits better into the now usual ADSL landscape with pppoe or
whatever your box uses. Anyway, here is the very old test file that once
came with MPEG4IP, the days, when it came with the DSS as well, featuring
one of the dear and noble authors counting from one to ten:
rtsp://gurke.bootlab.org/testing.mp4
H.
