keithmanlove

I've been using DV codecs at varying quality to record some basic GL

stuff, and they look absolutely awful... quality loss and extreme

aliasing. Photo Jpeg codec on the other hand looks absolutely great.

Why not use JPEG? It's a pain to use in Final Cut; however, it's

starting to seem like less a pain than dealing with the DV stuff.

I've searched the forum; it would be great if anyone could enlighten

It didn't seem necessary, but I could put up an example patch if requested.

I've been using DV codecs at varying quality to record some basic GL
stuff, and they look absolutely awful... quality loss and extreme
aliasing.  Photo Jpeg codec on the other hand looks absolutely great.
Why not use JPEG?  It's a pain to use in Final Cut; however, it's
starting to seem like less a pain than dealing with the DV stuff.
I've searched the forum; it would be great if anyone could enlighten
me on this.

codecs-for-gl-and-jit-qt-record

i would just recommend recording using animation codec, and than you can convert to dv if need be.

you can also set finalcut sequence settings to use animation so that it doesn't have to re-render the footage.

i would just recommend recording using animation codec, and than  you can convert to dv if need be.
you can also set finalcut sequence settings to use animation so that it doesn't have to re-render the footage.


I might also try the Apple Intermediate Codec. I've used it with

iShowU and it has good quality and data throughput although I creates

large files because of its uncompressed nature.

> i would just recommend recording using animation codec, and than you can convert to dv if need be.

> you can also set finalcut sequence settings to use animation so that it doesn't have to re-render the footage.

I might also try the Apple Intermediate Codec.  I've used it with
iShowU and it has good quality and data throughput although I creates
large files because of its uncompressed nature.

On 7/15/07, Robert Ramirez  wrote:
>
> i would just recommend recording using animation codec, and than  you can convert to dv if need be.
> you can also set finalcut sequence settings to use animation so that it doesn't have to re-render the footage.
>


Codecs for GL and jit.qt.record