If anyone running OSX has tried this I'd love to hear from you.....I have a feeling this will go proprietary without a toggle to turn it off and I'm gonna have more conflicts than it's worth with QT. After my last experience with a DivX decoder I'll definitely wait for a review. If someone's had a decent experience I'd be glad to hear about it. :-)
It took me a while to find the app to convert it...
FlyRockets.mov in apple QT format is now posted to abmr
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Thanks. I will look for a web link there.
No successful web link found and my ISP does not carry abmr of course.
Oh, well.
why not just post the damned thing in a normal avi or mpg format.
Grrr I hate it when their are a million formats of the same file type.
Grrrr :-)
or screw avi and mov (BOTH tend to be proprietary) and do it mpg. then ANYONE can read and view it.
without having to download anything
Grrr :-) just venting.
There's a neat Mac OS X, Linux, Solaris, Be OS, etc., viewer that supports the VidX codec available at:
Glad to have hot and cold running engineers available, James
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jerry: once it is uploaded to abmr, I will download all the pieces and combine and ecode it as 1 big file....if you contact me offline, provide me a ftp site and a password and I will upload it to your server for you.... or I'll post the entire file to the YAhoo ABMR if it will take it shockie B)
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JI: I have it (approx 3.6mb) and tried to upload it to Yahoo ABMR but there isn't enough free space at ABMR for it to take it....so email me and I'l ftp it to you.. shockie B)
..........and you're saying it works well? Can it be turned on and off?
Um, you bought a commertial for an incomplete website. I hope its online and complete by then. How much traffic can you server handle?
I expect the following problems (which can be worked toward being corrected)
Just PRACTICAL Jerry
I suspect that a 30 sec ad on DISC (which will actually air differently across time zones) won't generate the same sort of crushing traffic as
30 sec on the superbowl. Properly configured web servers can handle what would seem to be a crushing amount of traffic with relativly modest machines. If the site is mostly static, and NOT hosted on Windows/IIS it has a prayer of surviving. I've been involved in three rollouts while under a marketing campaign gun. You need the basic site "live" at least on a test domain t owork out the kinks. They may be doing this but since the "live" site has a busted navigation system, things don't look promissing.
Yes, let's put on the record what it is running and what "tools" are being used.
That is indeed what they are doing. I have faith in that part.
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