Phantasmagoriat wrote:I use PICvideo's M-JPEG codec. Just adjust quality settings to full. Editing is virtually instant, so you can edit as fast as you want... but the free version leaves watermarks [logo] at the top and bottom of the video... however, I like to make widescreen videos, and watermarks are easy to crop off... plus I've got other ways of getting around watermarks too... >.>
post-it wrote:.. of only there was a way to make Motion-PNG files; now THAT would be a super-clean Codec.. if only there was such a thing
There are PNG video codecs. CorePNG comes to mindpost-it wrote:.. of only there was a way to make Motion-PNG files; now THAT would be a super-clean Codec.. if only there was such a thing
Gepetto wrote:Phantasmagoriat wrote:I use PICvideo's M-JPEG codec. Just adjust quality settings to full. Editing is virtually instant, so you can edit as fast as you want... but the free version leaves watermarks [logo] at the top and bottom of the video... however, I like to make widescreen videos, and watermarks are easy to crop off... plus I've got other ways of getting around watermarks too... >.>
They no doubt involve acquiring a legitimate product key via purchase of the comercial compressor.
Phantasmagoriat wrote:Gepetto wrote:Phantasmagoriat wrote:I use PICvideo's M-JPEG codec. Just adjust quality settings to full. Editing is virtually instant, so you can edit as fast as you want... but the free version leaves watermarks [logo] at the top and bottom of the video... however, I like to make widescreen videos, and watermarks are easy to crop off... plus I've got other ways of getting around watermarks too... >.>
They no doubt involve acquiring a legitimate product key via purchase of the comercial compressor.
you got me... I just didn't want to be the only one to admit that I got sucked into purchasing the product. >.>
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