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Subject: Re: CODY from BOSTON in LA Series - FM-M - Foreword
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On Sat, 08 May 2004 15:56:04 -0400, Poster <poster@mutemail.com> wrote
in alt.multimedia.tk :
>
> this is an awesome series. CODY clearly does not have a good
> time and everything he said about himself seems to be totally
> true.
>
> i am using 640X480 resolution in .MP4 format to get a great
> depiction of the original uncompressed .AVI capture
>
> ALL can view this file (but how well depends on your computer
> speed, etc.) and all .MP4 files by simply going to
> http://www.quicktime.com and download the FREE **new**
> QuickTime v 6.5.1 There are download links for WINDOWS and
> MAC operating systems.
>
> these files are likely to be short (2 min playing time each), large
> (28 MB each), numerous (about 10-11 segments of the episode)
> and multi-segmented (posted at my "AOL default" of 3968 lines/
> 250000 characters maximum)
>
> i'm still debating whether or not this format, rendered at its best,
> or DivX-AVI format, is crispest and posessive of the best sound.
>
I like both the MP4 and the recent MPEG [+ AVI files] but
even on a fast[er] computer with 8 times the graphics memory
I have trouble viewing them when the screen is so huge and
the bitrate so [quite unnecessarily] high.
the bitrate [quality] can stay high and still play flawlessly
[without pause or flickering if you'd reduce the screen
size just a little... 640x480 is overkill [IMHO] and you're
right... i've only viewed the first two in his TK series so
fa, but it looks like he's in for a world of hurt! LOLOL...
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