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Posted by Kill Bill on 01/03/07 21:53
amorrs wrote:
> I use a mac ibook and am able to email video clips with ease to other
> mac users who view them with quicktime. I include the quicktime for
> windows link with my emails but some pc users still have trouble
> opening them. They get the sound but not the picture. Can anyone give
> me advice as to how I can be sure all pc's can view and hear my clips?
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Al
How are you encoding your video? Which CODEC are you using?
Quicktime is an awesome player.. However, it doesn't come preinstalled
with Windows, and unless there's a serious reason why, the average PC
user is not going to understand that they need to install Quicktime, and
some don't want to install it.
Are these clips public or private?
How about placing your clips on YouTube? Or anyone of 100 of these new
YouTube type websites that are out now. YouTube uses Flash to
distribute videos. Flash is one plugin thats on near 98% of all
computers, even linux.
If privacy is a concern, maybe you can build your own website that
placing Flash (.FLV) videos on it, and you can control access. That way
you just give your friends a link to it, and not take up 1 gig email
sent to them.
Just a few thoughts.
-Bill
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