FLI files
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I have a couple of questions on FLI files. I want to capture a bunch of clips
from video for playback on a PC/MAC from a cd-rom. In general I want to
assemble a bunch of these clips into one seamless 'movie'. Can this be done?
At what resolution/frames per second can I expect to get? The finished product
could be up to an hour long, so obviously reading the whole thing into memory
won't be possible. My idea was to buffer a few clips into memory and then swap
others in as the get completed. Oh by the way, there would also be audio! Am
I asking way too much here?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Seth
I would use either QuickTime (mac) or AVI (pc) then put them together. Note:
you will have to use only a part of the screen because of file size. If you
choise the AVI route I suggest you get the Intel SmartVideoRecorder. ken
Thanks, Ken. I'll look into that. What do you think of Intel's Indeo product?
Or is the Smart Video Recorder the same thing?
Thanks,
Seth
Hi Seth, Yes Intel and SRV Smart Video Recorder are the same thing. It is THE
BEST card that I have tried, It almost installed it's self. and the
compression on the fly will save tons of disk drive space. ken
Thanks again Ken! I have ordered the info from Intel. Also, see this weeks
InfoWorld page 16, lower left-hand corner. It's a press release on Indeo 3.0.
Hi Seth, yes, I read the 3.0 anouncment yesterday. thanks for pointing it out.
ken
Ken,
PMJI, but what is the Intel SmartVideoRecorder? How much?
Mark K. (Curious)
Mark, The Intel Smart Video Recoder is one of many (Best) ISA card that you can
stick inside a PC and make digital files (AVI format) of any video signal.
Microsoft came out with Video for Windows (V4W) last november and with it any
windows 3.1 can play video. ken