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Daniel Wojtowicz October 21st, 2005 07:12 PM

video was great. Content was right on and did not drag out. As well it started quick for me.

Andy Joyce October 22nd, 2005 11:21 PM

Excellent video. It bears multiple viewings.

Don't waste your time using the QT7 player. Use VLC for Mac or PC. It's better and it's free.

Duncan McFarland December 7th, 2005 07:10 PM

Occasionally we switch out the links on our home page, so for anyone who would like to bookmark the XL2 Feature Tour on our website, click here and save the url as a bookmark:

http://dvcreators.net/media/demos/xl...aturetour.html

Thanks for all of your feedback so far!

Michael Hamilton April 15th, 2008 06:15 PM

Can't make better quality stuff for my website
 
Great demo Josh! I see you posted a little info about how you encoded it, but I tried the same encode with a ten second 30p clip and can't reproduce the quality. Can you give us the full detail about how it was encoded?

Please check out movie 4 on my website. It was done on a XL2 and encoded through Compressor 800kbps 480x270
I want to make a larger image without the image degrading.

http://web.mac.com/j411/iWeb/MICHAEL...N/Welcome.html

Michael

Josh Mellicker April 15th, 2008 08:20 PM

Funny you should ask!

That movie was encoded with the same clumsy, obsolete tools we all had to use... until now!

There is a new video encoding/publishing software tool that just came out, that is my favorite I've ever used. (It should be, I designed it to work exactly the way I've always wanted!) Right now it is Mac OS X only, and just came out, so it is undergoing a lot of revisions.

I was going to post news of it once a few more features were added, but since you asked :-)

The video you posted looks great, to estimate what your bitrate limitations should be, use the Bitrate Budget Calculator:
http://dvcreatorslabs.com/dvccast/fe...get-calculator

Then use SampleLab to find your TOQ:
http://dvcreatorslabs.com/dvccast/features/samplelab

Also, if you're in LA, I'm doing a free seminar in Santa Monica this Saturday:
http://www.dvcreators.net/events/fre...ution-seminar/


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