Quicktime 6 Test!

> Hi all,
>
> A couple of months ago I attempted to post a video using one of the
> newer video encoders (MPEG-4), but it seemed that nobody was able
> to play it. I just want to do this check once again and see if
> this still holds true. The following video should play if you
> have the Quicktime 6 Player:
>
> http://ufoseries.com/timelash.mov
>
> Note that I said Quicktime 6 -- version 5 or older will not work.
>

> Hi all,
>
> A couple of months ago I attempted to post a video using one of the
> newer video encoders (MPEG-4), but it seemed that nobody was able
> to play it. I just want to do this check once again and see if
> this still holds true. The following video should play if you
> have the Quicktime 6 Player:
>
> http://ufoseries.com/timelash.mov
>
> Note that I said Quicktime 6 -- version 5 or older will not work.
> This is a free download at:
>
> http://www.quicktime.com
>
> This clip is from the French UFO DVDs, and demonstrates how they
> filmed the night sequences of TIMELASH in broad daylight.
>
> I've been thinking of upgrading the quality of some of the
> clips on my website, but so far a good format eludes me.
> I realize that MPEG-1 is the most portable, but the file sizes
> are too large for decent quality (at least with the 1 and
> 2 pass VBR encoders I've tried). So far, MPEG-4 seems the
> best in terms of file size/quality (but I need to get
> Yahoo to update their servers to support .mp4 files
> as a video/mp4 MIME type -- hence this experiment is
> a .mov)
>
> Marc
>
>
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