12 Mar
2007
12 Mar
'07
9:22 p.m.
woodelf wrote:
Jim Leonard wrote:
Sure they can, and there are many people working diligently to ensure
that they do. The newest stuff requires 4x the horsepower to play back,
but they are 4x smaller, so it generally evens out.
Come on guys, MPEG-4 is an ISO standard and it's cross-platform. What
is the big deal? Would you rather have a 160x120 Cinepak .MOV from 1992?
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Nope. .mp4 files cannot be played by older
players, hence the need to
keep them named that way.
Well then convert it to a older format. Lower the better
since
I don't think linux machines may be able to handle the latest
windows and/or multi-media platform mpgs.