Lacero said:
There seems to be a bug with Flip4Mac 2.0.1 showing the incorrect bitrate and file size in Get Info. Everything seems doubled as shown in QT. It might still be an incompatibility with QT.
Here's to the Crazy Ones
I suspect what you're seeing is the "Data Rate:" field of the Movie
Info
window in QuickTime player indicates a bit rate that is much higher
(x2)
than anticipated. Unfortunately QT player will always be wrong in it's
calculation of the bit rate, you must use Windows Media Player or
(better yet) the ASF View utility if you want to see the exact
average/maximum bit rates.
However, in WMV files the video frames are not contiguous; typically
each video frame is broken down and spread across multiple packets. The
QT movie we construct actually points at "chunks" of the WMV file that
contain all the pieces of a frame, the chunk is generally much larger
than actual video frame which throws off the player's calculation. The
conversion of chunks to frames is performed by the image decompressor
during playback.
Best regards,
Joyce Garrett
Flip4Mac Support