[Specialagentjim]

I've seen divx take off for more reason's than juss its the best for DVD ripping. Divx, as far as was explained to me, calculates only changes from scene to scene. So if something doesnt move at all, its not in the movie code...thus resulting in a very tiny file..we had a 15 second video of a robot once, that beacuse only part of it moved, it was like 80k or something, raytraced materials with a full range of colors and all. Its small, its a fairly fast encoding, and you can use windows media player (which I prefer to quicktime just about anyday, just because it's my jukebox). I use divx for most of my encoding here simply because its convient.

Oh, and here's an idea: let's juss all go Animated GIFs....lol

QT with a standard MPEG-4 Encoding should be good enough for this...won't it?