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by **Antony** » Tue 10 Oct, 2006 11:34 am

Don_HH2K wrote:The problem is that it works fine without QuickTime in any form.

And you have problem on that sentence as well?

I started the thread with "For users with older version of QuickTime". Can't you read?

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by **Don_HH2K** » Tue 10 Oct, 2006 11:36 am

Yes, I can read. More specifically, I read this from your post: "QuickTime 6 required."

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by **Antony** » Tue 10 Oct, 2006 11:40 am

Don_HH2K wrote:Yes, I can read. More specifically, I read this from your post: "QuickTime 6 required."

Please re-read [sdp=78212]my post[/sdp].

I started with "For users with older version of QuickTime ..."
Then, I mentioned "QuickTime 6 required."

What's wrong with that? Besides I missed the verb "is".

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by **Don_HH2K** » Tue 10 Oct, 2006 11:42 am

Yes, you started with "For users with older version of QuickTime ...", but you fail to mention that it'll work in any Sorenson/AAC-compliant media player too. Therefore, QuickTime 6 is not required.

FFmpeg's libavcodec, used by many media players, has a Sorenson Video/Sorenson Video 3 decoder built-in, and libfaad2 handles AAC audio decoding.

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by **Antony** » Tue 10 Oct, 2006 11:45 am

Don_HH2K wrote:Yes, you started with "For users with older version of QuickTime ...", but you fail to mention that it'll work in any Sorenson/AAC-compliant media player too. Therefore, QuickTime 6 is not required.

That post was for users with older version of QuickTime. What's that to do with other players?

What's wrong with your logic?

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by **Don_HH2K** » Tue 10 Oct, 2006 11:48 am

At the time, it was also the only clip that could be used in non-QuickTime players, so it's worth pointing out that it works in non-QuickTime players.

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by **Pu7o** » Tue 10 Oct, 2006 11:54 am

All right already, stop complaining about the QT6 required button. I'm sorry I even brought that up.

Anyway, back to the codecs thing:

Any other format you want me to try to encode to?

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by **Antony** » Tue 10 Oct, 2006 11:57 am

Don_HH2K wrote:At the time, it was also the only clip that could be used in non-QuickTime players, so it's worth pointing out that it works in non-QuickTime players.

So, now you are backing Pu7o up, okay. Beware.

Pu7o wrote:
Antony wrote: The video is encoded in Sorenson Video 3 and AAC codec. QuickTime 6 required.
No, QuickTime 6 is not "required", it plays just fine on VLC.

Pu7o wrote â€œNo, QuickTime 6 is not "required", it plays just fine on VLC.â€

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by **Pu7o** » Tue 10 Oct, 2006 12:09 pm

By the way, if you want to play the badly-encoded-video game, then here's one for you.

H.264 version, a shocking 16MB.

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by **Antony** » Tue 10 Oct, 2006 12:09 pm

[sdp=78222]Pu7o[/sdp] wrote:I encoded it from your Sorenson Video 3 version with FFmpeg.

But your screenshot, (quoted below), looks as you were using ffmpegX.

[sdp=78236]Pu7o[/sdp] wrote:

If you are using as what I think, please accept me [sdp=77688]returning the favour[/sdp]. By the way, the program is called "ffmpegX", not "FFmpeg" ;-)

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by **Pu7o** » Tue 10 Oct, 2006 12:13 pm

yeah, it's ffmpegX, which uses FFmpeg as a back-end.

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by **Antony** » Tue 10 Oct, 2006 12:17 pm

Pu7o wrote:yeah, it's ffmpegX, which uses FFmpeg as a back-end.

oh? And to my knowledge, VLC uses the system's QuickTime to play QuickTime movies.

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by **Pu7o** » Tue 10 Oct, 2006 12:40 pm

Fine, then read that sentence replacing VLC with MPlayer:

To the best of my knowledge, mplayer does NOT use the system QuickTime.

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by **Don_HH2K** » Tue 10 Oct, 2006 1:48 pm

How about that lossless video, so I can try recompressing it with modern WMV?

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by **Lorraine** » Thu 02 Nov, 2006 12:26 am

It worked fine for me using Quicktime

and here is one that I have by Optus
it's a good one......

http://www.star28.net/snow.html

-Lorraine

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