playing with amplitude and rough model idea

[johnl3d]

boxes.mp4

 

 

 

tried handbrake this file should work in both formats

 

 

 

 

 

[Rodney]

Nice one John.

Almost looks like a singing volcano.

[robcat2075]

I can't see it. It's in a weird codec... "LAGS" ?

[Rodney]

While I could see the preview image with Quicktime only the sound would play.

In the end I had to open the AVI with VideoLAN (VLC).

[johnl3d]

Sorry will convert to QT file when not on chromebook ...Windows 10 and codec issues !!! and no 64bit QT

 

 

anyone know what coded they have and works best in windows 10

[Rodney]

H,264 is a going codec these days.

I (just now) downloaded and used Handbrake to convert your AVI to that codec and then it even played in Quicktime.

 

 

If you use Handbrake note that when I first tried to get it to see the AVI file it seemed like that format wasn't recognized. I used * to see it in the open dialogue and then it converted it fine.

I haven't used the feature but it appears that Handbrake can monitor a folder and convert files that appear therein on the fly.

It may just be wish fulfillment on my part but theoretically that'd mean that we'd render (in AVI) to a folder monitored by Handbrake and automagically get the converted (MP4) file.

I see there is a command line version of Handbrake also and that could be automated via batch file.

 

Bottom line: I know that short of using the 32bit version of A:M to render/convert to .MOV we don't have a lot of native options at this point but AVI isn't a particularly good online format. Don't forget that you can run 32bit A:M in 64bit Windows (Win 10 or otherwise).

[johnl3d]

boxes.mov

 

 

 

QT version

 

[robcat2075]

OK, now I see it!