This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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Yes! FLC files are 8-bit dithered files. Quicktime files are (or can be) 24-bit. You would see considerable degradation from going to FLC first.
3ds, Win95 & Tablet
Message #191989
I tried to run 3D studio from Windows 95. It seemed to work okay. Except my tablet stopped working once it booted up. After I quit it returned to normal again. I suspect the problem is that both Win95 & 3d studio want to control the tablet. I'm using a…
I downloaded one from somewhere. I can't remember where. It's shareware and costs I think about 20 dollars. It's called VFD. It's an MS-DOS program that requires a lot of lower memory(600k), so you have to boot without network, SCSI, just about anything. It isn't easy to use, but does…
Where did you get the Quicktime IPAS? And, more importantly, does do Quicktime 2.0? If not, it's useless to me.
Quicktime Support
Message #189755
How about being able to render to Quicktime 2.0? I wonder how many thousands of users there are that have to interface with Media 100, AVID, or any Mac program, not to mention the thousands that use Macromedia Director. It would also be nice to be able to use Quicktime…