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From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#13]
26 Jan 2007
To: sprinter [#2] 26 Jan 2007
There are many ways to go about videos, even for a lowly Mac user. :-)
Including Flash Videos.
The lack of clarity, in this example, is due to the compression setting I used.
Since Beehive doesn't provide much documentation, I felt a series of "How To's" would be a valuable addition.
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From: sprinter [#15]
26 Jan 2007
To: Engravin' Dave (DATAKES) [#12] 26 Jan 2007
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From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#17]
26 Jan 2007
To: sprinter [#14] 26 Jan 2007
I never thought a simple video test could turn into computer platform, web browser and video format wars. :B
You should sleep soundly tonight, with the comforting knowledge that whatever format(s) I decide upon, will be viewable by the overwhelming majority.
I-)
EDITED: 26 Jan 2007 by DGL
From: sprinter [#18]
26 Jan 2007
To: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#17] 26 Jan 2007
From: UncleSteve [#19]
26 Jan 2007
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#18] 26 Jan 2007
Looks like we won't need those restraining orders...... :O)
Peace on earth, good will toward men (and women!)... (angel)
From: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#20]
26 Jan 2007
To: ALL
From: Engravin' Dave (DATAKES) [#21]
26 Jan 2007
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#20] 26 Jan 2007
Harvey,
A job well done!
From: gt350ed [#22]
26 Jan 2007
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#1] 26 Jan 2007
From: Brett (BHALLE) [#23]
1 Feb 2007
To: sprinter [#9] 1 Feb 2007
Sprinter,
I would encourage you to not miscommunicate information...I assure you Apple is not phasing out Quicktime. Every single one of those music players comes with a copy of Quicktime -- for Windows and Macintosh -- there is considerable development effort being spent on Quicktime.
For clarification Quicktime is a media container and a set of API's for dealing with media and codecs NOT a video codec. There are numerous video codecs which are supported as part of Quicktime -- some of which are appropriate for web media and some which are better suited to production video.
I will not get into the religious discussion as it's just not helpful ... but I will take issue with the misinformation being spread. Please get your facts right.
--Brett
EDITED: 1 Feb 2007 by BHALLE
From: sprinter [#24]
1 Feb 2007
To: Brett (BHALLE) [#23] 1 Feb 2007
Quicktime has been transfered from the MAC development center to the I Pod development group. Any new devopment is strickley for I Pod use.
I guess it's part of the new music companies direction.
From: Dave Jones (DAVERJ) [#25]
1 Feb 2007
To: sprinter [#24] 1 Feb 2007
I think you're making assumptions there. Keeping developers under a given group is about management and corporate efficiency. But the code developed there is being used across the entire product spectrum, and even for hardware that Apple doesn't make.
From: Brett (BHALLE) [#26]
1 Feb 2007
To: sprinter [#24] 1 Feb 2007
You are completely wrong with your facts in reagrds to Quicktime. Quicktime remains part of the OS technology for Apple (organizationally and otherwise) and is heavily invested in.
Please keep opinions as opinions and, if you are going to speak "facts", please make don't make them up.
--Brett
From: LARRY (CENTURYBADGE) [#27]
27 Feb 2007
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#1] 27 Feb 2007
Thank you, Thank you,
Larry
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