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Mitch a écrit:
> In article , Anic297
> wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I don't know if it's the correct newsgroup, sorry if not, but I don't
>> know where I should post.
>> I have a .mac account, and a website. I would like to share some videos
>> on my website. One is rather big (26 Mb). Currently, QuickTime waits for
>> the movie to be "downloaded" entirely before it is shown (I see the big
>> QT logo as long as there remains bytes to be received).
>> I'm looking for something that may display my movies as a stream (sort
>> of), but I'm rather not good in web programming (I only know a bit of
>> HTML and Javascript).
>> Any hint welcome.
>
>
> You need to prepare the QT movie for streaming to do this:
> Open the movie file and explore the Export.
> One of the checkboxes is about streaming, others are about quality and
> the compression type used.
> There are a couple preset settings that would be a good place to start.

Thank you! I didn't expected to find such an option in an alternate menu
item!
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In article , Anic297
wrote:

> Mitch a écrit:
> > In article , Anic297
> > wrote:
> >
> >> Hello,
> >>
> >> I don't know if it's the correct newsgroup, sorry if not, but I don't
> >> know where I should post.
> >> I have a .mac account, and a website. I would like to share some videos
> >> on my website. One is rather big (26 Mb). Currently, QuickTime waits for
> >> the movie to be "downloaded" entirely before it is shown (I see the big
> >> QT logo as long as there remains bytes to be received).
> >> I'm looking for something that may display my movies as a stream (sort
> >> of), but I'm rather not good in web programming (I only know a bit of
> >> HTML and Javascript).
> >> Any hint welcome.
> >
> >
> > You need to prepare the QT movie for streaming to do this:
> > Open the movie file and explore the Export.
> > One of the checkboxes is about streaming, others are about quality and
> > the compression type used.
> > There are a couple preset settings that would be a good place to start.
>
> Thank you! I didn't expected to find such an option in an alternate menu
> item!

The QuickTime Player (and editor) is capable of a LOT of really neat
things; it's one of those underrated tools that can do much more than
most remember.

QT can:
convert or recompress a movie with varying qualities
export a series of images from frames
strip audio or video
overlay effects and editing tricks
reduce frame size from edges, change color casts, contrast, scale, etc.
import a series of frames into a movie
accept plug-in compressors
run streams from an Apple portal (open it without a file)
has a bunch of live controls (B/T, balance, pitch shift, playback
speed, jog shuttle) and supports captioning
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Mitch a écrit:
> The QuickTime Player (and editor) is capable of a LOT of really neat
> things; it's one of those underrated tools that can do much more than
> most remember.
>
> QT can:
> convert or recompress a movie with varying qualities
> export a series of images from frames
> strip audio or video
> overlay effects and editing tricks
> reduce frame size from edges, change color casts, contrast, scale, etc.
> import a series of frames into a movie
> accept plug-in compressors
> run streams from an Apple portal (open it without a file)
> has a bunch of live controls (B/T, balance, pitch shift, playback
> speed, jog shuttle) and supports captioning

Thank you, it's nice to recapitulate what QT offers!
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