Fw: How do you make a movie file?

Why not try out Real Audio/Video?

I think 4 1/2 minutes would mean the viewer would have to download it and
run it locally off their hard drive in order for the quality to be
presentable though.  Unless they had a very high speed connection.

If you want to see what a 4.5 min video might look and sound like, you can
take a look at one at http://zereko.com/video.htm   The quality is no where
near as good as the original video because we needed to keep the file size
down to a minimum (and it is still 5MB)  You can view it either live
(streaming) or download the file and view it.

I believe the Real site is at http://www.real.com

Hope this helps,

Heather
-----Original Message-----
From: Coolmelon3(at)aol.com <Coolmelon3(at)aol.com>
To: hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org <hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org>
Date: Saturday, May 15, 1999 7:15 PM
Subject: Re: How do you make a movie file?


><< Four and one-half minutes would be lots
> of bytes because just like movie frames, you would have
> lots of images. >>
>
>Hi Tom,
>
>4.5 Minutes on the Internet?
>Maybe you might want to go find and download Star Wars tailor first. Also,
>maybe have your client do the same. How long is it? How long does it take
to
>download?
>
>Right now I'm working a CD-ROM with a 20 sec. clip at 15 fps and it is 7.3
Mb
>using Quicktime with Soreson CODEC. I'm using a Media100 video capture card
>and Adobe Premiere and After Effects.
>
>There are a few in the $200 range, which is about as "affordable" as they
get.
>As with most things you get what you pay for. You might want to figure out
>how much video and animation work you want to do and decide if it is worth
>the investment.
>
>You can look at catalogs & online stores find what's out there & what they
do.
>
>Well, I leave you with one final warning & question!
>A few years ago when I fist used Photoshop I fell in love. Less then a year
>ago I started using After Effects and fell deeply in love again. But video
>toys cost more then photo toys.
><<Should I buy food and pay the rent or upgrade my computer & software?>>
>
>I hope this helps,
>
>Kord Nelson
>SolFoundry
>"solutions&stuff"
>
>

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