scootermafia said:H.264 encoding is annoying. I'm running it in high, automatic keyframes, frame reordering, and IMA 4:1 audio compression. It takes FOREVER to encode anything, about 10-20x slower than MPEG4 encoding. The edges on subjects in the videos get streaky (like a fuzzy edge of grouped lines) and it looks little better than MPEG4. Any advice for me? I'm re-encoding video imported from Final Cut Express from a DV camera.
imnoah said:No problems using OT 7 on 10.3.9, but I'd like to know where to find some H.264 content to watch. Anybody have some suggestions?
Also, if anyone is feeling generous today, feel free to buy me a QT Pro license 🙂
confirmed said:where do you see that?.. on this page i see it requires 10.3.9 or later...
aria505 said:I can't remember now. Was Full Screen a feature of the free Standard edition of Quicktime 6?
If it was then I can see a lot of people getting pissed and just using VLC.
puuukeey said:NO FULL SCREEN, ANNOYING TAGS IN MENUS. TOTAL SCAM
atari1356 said:Nope, full screen was pro only in Quicktime 6 as well.
adam1185 said:The HD page is up NOW! WOW, very high resolution trailers/videos, etc!
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/hdgallery/
adam1185 said:The HD page is up NOW! WOW, very high resolution trailers/videos, etc!
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/hdgallery/
srobert said:G5 only 🙁
adam1185 said:ummm, i'm playing htem on my g4 powerbook, at least the fantastic four one so far.
srobert said:G5 only 🙁
srobert said:Good to hear. I haven'T tried yet but there is a note about it on the page linked above:
"The advanced H.264 codec makes it possible for QuickTime 7 to play back High Definition video on a personal computer without additional hardware required. However, you'll still need a G5 system to display so much media."