From: Kevin Tan <tank@opensys.com.my>
To: 'Delbaere, Tim' <TXDELBAE@ctrl.co.uk>; 3DS Max List (E-mail) <3DSMAX@EngramDigital.com>
Subject: RE: QuickTime  mov files
Date: Thursday, April 13, 2000 6:54 PM

Tim,

>From my experience, I found that the Intel 5.10 codec coupled with Adobe 
Premiere settings, gave the best results. Tried it with Quicktime but the 
results were poor. You can get small sized avi's as well if you play around 
with data rates and frames pers second. Alternatively, you might want to 
use MPEG1. If you really need to output to Quicktime, I suggest you get 
Media Cleaner Pro, Quicktime Pro as well as the full Sorensen codec. Check 
out http://www.codeccentral.com for more info. Good luck!

Kev

On Thursday, April 13, 2000 5:42 PM, Delbaere, Tim 
[SMTP:TXDELBAE@ctrl.co.uk] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone recommend the best way of getting an animation out into 
QuickTime
> movie format. I need to get a small file size, but without too much loss 
of
> detail.
>
> When I render out to avi's , I use Intel indeo codec's that give just the
> result I am after, but when I try qt format the file sizes are huge.
>
> Got any suggestions please.
>
> Tim Delbaere
> Environment Cad Department
> Phone (020) 7681 5182   Mail 4TB
> Yac     (07092) 202677


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