Making clips for website.

Posted by Robert 
Making clips for website.
May 27, 2006 08:02AM
Hello Everyone,

I am having a website made with videoclips in it which are samples of my work. The webdesigner told me to make quicktimes less than 4mb big. How can I make a quicktime so small? (My clips are between 1-5 min.)

Thanks in advance to anyone with advice!
Kind regards,
Robert



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Re: Making clips for website.
May 27, 2006 05:47PM
If you are using Quicktime 7 or greater, you might try utilizing MPEG-2. part 10, better known as H.264 output. SorensenSqueeze is the reigning king of web output compressors but H.264 is very good at getting a fairly large clip down to a usable size.
Re: Making clips for website.
May 27, 2006 08:09PM
My 2¢:

Though the H.264 codec does produce a nice image, I would stick with Sorensons for a while. Not everyone has the H.264 codec and those folks will encounter errors when trying to play your movies (nobody ever told me they couldn't open my web movies - either on PC or Mac - in 10 years). I make 30 second sorensons around 4 megs - and they are very clean. You will have to play with the settings to get your 1 to 5 minute clips in that neighborhood (lower Data Rate, lower FPS, smaller clip size, cropping, lower audio sample rate, etc.).

...and IMHO, Cleaner 6.5 is the "King of Web Compressors" (have been using it for years).

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Re: Making clips for website.
May 28, 2006 06:06PM
Joey's right.
.mov's with Sorenson 3 Pro provides a movie that can be seen cross platform every time.

As much as I wanna use h.264...:-(



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Re: Making clips for website.
May 29, 2006 11:58PM
which sorenson models can do this? do the old ones do it too?
Re: Making clips for website.
May 30, 2006 03:26PM
You can use cleaner or squeeze if you want 2 pass VBR.



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