Thread: Most Universal Video Compressor/Codec
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Unread 08-08-2005, 00:03
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Re: Most Universal Video Compressor/Codec
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Originally Posted by Adam Richards
Suggestion:
Make an uncompressed file, and then reencode in MOV format. It'll probably be the most universal encoding format that everyone can play.
As an uncompressed file, it comes out very large and it doesn't really play that well (very jumpy, I don't know why). Also, I highly doubt that an mov is something everyone can play. Nearly all Windows computers (like 85%+ of personal computers out there) have WMP and WMP does not play mov. It takes quicktime. And I'm guessing that not every Windows computer hat QT, not even close.
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