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Rob Verweij wrote:
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> most of it's readers probably have a reasonable World Wide Web connection and so
> they have the abillity to download the latest and greatest of codecs or any
> other software/driver and I strongly suggest they do because if you wanna keep
> up with the rest it's best to have the latest technologies at your disposal and
> currently for online animations DivX;-) can't be beat. It has super quality at a
Yes, I have good connection to the internet (mostly at about 100 to 300
kBytes
per second), but I am not willing to install yet another codec on my
system.
MPEG is enough. Why install another one for 2% size decrease with 2%
better
quality?
> people to miss out on your latest and greatest animation then post them in
> several different formats. Especially in 3DCGI, people preffer quality and
Now that's nice: You want to save bandwidth with a "better" codec and
then
suggest to post it in several formats? Sheesh...
> that's what DivX;-) delivers: High quality at a great compression ratio. Have
That's what MPEG delivers, too.
> you ever tried to create a descent looking animation using the Cinepak codec?
Noone talked of cinepak.
Markus
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