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Re: Grats Rockstar!
I would love to but but but Quicktime is broke, and apple is retarded. That, and if I get the WMV version from IGN i have to do so....through a fucking QUICKTIME MENU -
Re: 3ds Max Procedural Texturing Training Video
They must have done something to them. I just looked at the info quicktime gave me under movie info. All the files that are on the dvd are in quicktime format. Alex -
Re: exporting to .mov for reel
You should be using H.264 if you're using QuickTime. Tutorial here: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/pro/tutorials.html To get comparable results with Sorenson you need to buy the Sorenson Pro version. -
Re: Moviesnapshots.
To play real and quicktime you'll need codec packs: Real Alternative Quicktime Alternative I believe the MPC guy decided not to bundle the codecs with MPC for legal reason. Or maybe it was just to keep the size of the download down. -
Re: Help with video compression
I remember Quicktime had some codecs for solid colors, which compressed them really well, but you'd be stuck with Quicktime. When using H264 have you tried a variable bitrate (VBR) vs a fixed bitrate? -
Re: website...
.mov IS the way to go, as divx or xvid requires you to have the codecs installed. EVERYONE in a games studio will probably have them, but they will certainly have Quicktime installed. The last 2 places I have worked prefer quicktime. -
Re: Ipod experts please help.
HOw about iTunes taking over my quicktime. So now all my quicktime files try to open in a little fucking square at the bottom of iTunes. It's a controlling, unnecessary, program. There is no need for it other than Apple requires it. -
Re: small warning
[ QUOTE ] Course I wish that apple would get a clue and allow people to dl quicktime without their damn Itunes, but cest la vie eh? Big company bloatware. [/ QUOTE ] Standalone Quicktime! It's there, just very well hidden. -
Re: Just incase you guys are wondering!
Try youtube. http://www.google.com/support/youtube/bin/answer.py?answer=57788 I prefer QuickTime, but you'll need QuickTime Pro ($30) to make it progressive d/l so it starts playing before finishing the d/l. -
Re: Online Portfolio and Reel
Thanks for the tips! As for the reel. Quicktime with h.264 was the only way I found to get my reel a tiny size without killing detail. I planned on have AVI's avaliable but couldn't figure out a good widespread codec that would do the same with the quicktime. Any thoughts on that?
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