CompuServe Thread

#QuickTime Ipas

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#195166From: Robert C. RitgerOct 12, 1995 11:32 PM
Dave: Do you guys sell the QuickTime IPAS? There have been some inquiries here about its abilities and I thought you might be able to offer some assistance. Thanks for any assitance you can offer. – Bob Ritger
#195477From: Digimation – David AvgikOct 15, 1995 2:32 PM
Hi Robert, Yes we do have it. What's the question? David – Digimation
#195528From: Robert C. RitgerOct 15, 1995 9:43 PM
Dave: Theo. had these questions: >> So…, there appears to be a co. up in VAncouver,BC, Animetix, who has authored sftwre they say can w/in the DOS wor ld perform the very function/conversion we're seeking. The question(s) is: Is anyone ou there familiar w/ the Animetix product? Does it really do what we need (seq. image files-to-QT)? How consistent is the final output?, and all the other relevant ??? that dangle from those mentioned here. Thanx to any / all who may respond. Theo. Artz << Thanks for any assistance. – Bob Ritger
#195919From: S WhiteOct 18, 1995 9:57 AM
Thought I might jump in. I already mentioned this in another thread. I just started using this IPAS. The cool thing that I found was that I could create MOV files AT THE SAME TIME as sending my output to the PAR drive. The reason is that the IPAS is run from Video Post as a process. Therefore when you begin to render, you can also choose your typical output in addition. They did not mention this in the manual. The one thing I have found though is the MOV file gets totally hammered if you interupt your rendering. It has to finish completely. Kinda weird but other than that it works pretty well. You also have control over the amount of compression of the output file prior to rendering. Cheers….SW