Thread: Autodesk Codec Response!!!
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Unread 30-01-2003, 22:30
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Originally posted by reisser
Quicktime is not a codec. When I export a sequence in Adobe Premiere as Quicktime I am able to choose both audio and video codecs for the .mov file format. Selecting the "video" (what is this anyway?) option seems to work best as it is about 2.5mb for 2 seconds of video with no sound. The compression appears nearly lossless and is set to 100% with this file size. I found that the processor utilization is very low on this type of compression, ensuring smooth playback. Is there an actual Quicktime compression... a proprietary codec? I am definitely disappointed with Cinepak. It pixelated out animation last year even though it was set to 100% quality. Don't use Cinepak... Any help is apprecaited.
-Brandon
No, there is no Quicktime Codec, there are a bunch of codec that can be selected with Quicktime. The codec he has got up there is the Sorenson 3 Codec, which is a good codec, and has lower CPU decompression cycles, but not as standard compliant as MPEG-4 is.
Last edited by Kyle Fenton : 30-01-2003 at 22:37.