![]() I actually would prefer wmv, since the files are much smaller, but the contest folks seem way less than pleased about wmv. ![]() My video editor, Magix Movie Edit Pro, will do both plus Windows Media Video (*.wmv). No problem, the local producer got it to look good on the big screen. This year I abandoned Quicktime and used only MP4, submitting both a flash drive and a data DVD. I did find a freeware app that will play full resolution - VLC media Player - but its still a hassle. Plus Apple no longer sells Quicktime Pro, so I have it only on my laptop and thus can't see it full resolution on my main animation desktop (the non-Pro version shows only half resolution). I think the Quicktime rule is mainly for those using Final Cut Pro, not available for Windows. In the past, I have submitted a Quicktime and an MP4, but have noticed problems with frame proportions with video clips from different programs, e.g. They also recommend that you submit a backup copy of your video (flash drive or data DVD) to ensure they can play it. The contest rules specify either Quicktime or MP4, and no proprietary codecs. I enjoy doing five minute animations in Carrara for the 48 Hour Film Contest.
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