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Is QT7 in the new OS 10.4 (tiger)?

passionately indifferent

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Originally posted by trask43:
Would anyone be kind enough to make some screencaps.

www.summer-glau.com

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Originally posted by WhoIsRiver:
I will be putting a HDTV DIVX trailer of Serenity online this afternoon.

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Originally posted by krypticide:
So is there no direct download link for the HD trailer in DivX format?

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So is there no direct download link for the HD trailer in DivX format?

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somewhere, but if it's the same server as above there might be a problem.

anyway, get the qt version and mplayer for windows (along with the windows codecs if it doesnt work). a fast machine should play the 720p version ( http://images.apple.com/movies/us/hd_gallery/gl1800/serenity_m720p.mov ). the 1080p should be pretty useless for most, unless your display really has a resolution of 1920xX (or you just want to make some huge screenshots) AND you have a ridiculously fast machine (as in: i dont know if any current pc can play it smoothly at all).

on a slower machine you can still use mencoder (comes with mplayer) and either export to uncompressed avi (requires about 3.5gb) or recompress as xvid or whatever.

if you're on the universal board, there should be a couple links you can try (it finally got a search function *g*).

http://festini.device-zero.de

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Am I missing something here? The MOV file requires Quicktime 7, and since I'm on Windows, I'm out of luck at the moment. It'd be nice if someone on the Mac could make this MOV into an AVI...

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yep, youre missing that mplayer is available for windows and plays them just fine. stop believing what the companies want you to believe to make you buy their products ,-)

the only problem with other players is that they usually see "oh, mov file" and use the qt plugin that cant handle h264 in quicktime movies. mplayer can handle mov containers just fine on its own and hence has no problem with playing the h264 video and aac audio stream. if they would have place the same video in a standard mpeg or even avi container pretty much all players could play them.

still, you will need a fast machine to decode that monster in realtime.

http://festini.device-zero.de

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So is there no direct download link for the HD trailer in DivX format?

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Jared wrote:
Monday, May 09, 2005 00:23

still, you will need a fast machine to decode that monster in realtime.

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Originally posted by Calhoun:
What sort of monster specs are we talking here?

How would my P4 2.66Ghz, 1GB ram, 128MB videocard go? or is my old girl a bit slow now?

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Originally posted by pulaski:
I noticed a similar issue with the 1080 HD trailer, it seems "choppy" where as the streamed 720 version looks smooth... hmmm... maybe it's just my Mac MINI doesn't have enough horsepower?

/s Pulaski

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