Video Content Advice

SirMoby · 2005-05-15, 02:09 PM

If you create HQ MPEG-1 videos then they will be compatible with everyone and you can easily convert them to other formats.

The biggest mistake that video sellers are making today is using the older size of 352 width. Yes, videos of 720 pixels width take up more disk space but my surfers will still want them a year from now. If you don't provide true CD quality videos some one else will and my surfers tell me the same thing.

PLEASE make them 720 pixels wide, MPEG-1 and HQ. It's easy to make them smaller but impossible to make them bigger without loosing quality. It's tricky to get HQ using MPEG-1 but it can be done and if you ask you may find a lot of help.

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2005-05-15, 02:09 PM	#7
SirMoby Jim? I heard he's a dirty pornographer. Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Washington, DC Posts: 2,706	If you create HQ MPEG-1 videos then they will be compatible with everyone and you can easily convert them to other formats. The biggest mistake that video sellers are making today is using the older size of 352 width. Yes, videos of 720 pixels width take up more disk space but my surfers will still want them a year from now. If you don't provide true CD quality videos some one else will and my surfers tell me the same thing. PLEASE make them 720 pixels wide, MPEG-1 and HQ. It's easy to make them smaller but impossible to make them bigger without loosing quality. It's tricky to get HQ using MPEG-1 but it can be done and if you ask you may find a lot of help.