On Thu, 2006-11-09 at 23:30 +0000, Alan Pope wrote: > Ok, so it's a screencast, not a movie. > > Tonight is "Installing Flash Player 7 and 9 (beta) on Ubuntu". > > http://quickones.org/videos/20061109_installing_flash.mpeg (70.8MiB) (ouch!) > http://quickones.org/videos/20061109_installing_flash.ogg (23.1MiB) > http://quickones.org/videos/20061109_installing_flash.mp4 (12.5MiB) (320x240) > http://quickones.org/videos/20061109_installing_flash_audio_only.ogg (4.3MiB) > (no video) >
The video streams very well on a 1mbit connection over here (the ogg theora one anyway). seems very good, well done :) > Might need to rethink the mpeg one - it's huge. I'll probably keep it back > and not > distribute it from now onwards because it's useful as a "master" but maybe > distribute something > slightly more bandwidth friendly - or just tell everyone to watch the OGG :) > All the videos were > mastered from the MPEG2 video. to be honest mpeg (mpeg2) is extremely old technology and there is a reason that every single mpeg video you ever see on the net is around 320x240 in size, its also no good as a master copy as its just as lossy as every other compression technique around. It would make more sense to store an ogg/theora video as the master at a high quality and provide a small mpeg video (same size as the ipod mp4 video, will be later/less quality than that one though) and give good detailed instructions for installing ogg theora on peoples computers so they can watch the high quality version.
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