joesmiley69
Programmer
I have a Post Production house outputting a video file that will go onto a CD-Rom.
They have asked me to tell them what SIZE, FORMAT, CODEC, and DATA RATE i want them to use.
I am new to director. I want the video footage to play FULL SCREEN.
These are the settings I have figured out so far:
Format: MPEG1 (i chose this as in requires nothing to be installed on users machine and is cross compatible mac/pc)
Codec: ?????
Size: I am thinking that most users will be using resolutions of 1024x768 so should I use this size? or will I get better results if I did it at 512x384 and then scaled it by 200% in director?
Data rate: 1500
Xtra: QT6Asset or MPEG Advance?
I just want to get the best quality and playback that I can FULL SCREEN from a CD-ROM without the end user having to install anything. PC/Mac cross compatible if possible but not essential if I can get better quality without it. Must be CD not dvd.
The video footage is only 2 mins long and will probably actually end up being 3 seperate movies of about 40 secs each.
Is there anything else that I need to be thinking about that I have missed out?
Kind Regards
Daryl
They have asked me to tell them what SIZE, FORMAT, CODEC, and DATA RATE i want them to use.
I am new to director. I want the video footage to play FULL SCREEN.
These are the settings I have figured out so far:
Format: MPEG1 (i chose this as in requires nothing to be installed on users machine and is cross compatible mac/pc)
Codec: ?????
Size: I am thinking that most users will be using resolutions of 1024x768 so should I use this size? or will I get better results if I did it at 512x384 and then scaled it by 200% in director?
Data rate: 1500
Xtra: QT6Asset or MPEG Advance?
I just want to get the best quality and playback that I can FULL SCREEN from a CD-ROM without the end user having to install anything. PC/Mac cross compatible if possible but not essential if I can get better quality without it. Must be CD not dvd.
The video footage is only 2 mins long and will probably actually end up being 3 seperate movies of about 40 secs each.
Is there anything else that I need to be thinking about that I have missed out?
Kind Regards
Daryl