yeah.. the 30gb is half as fat as the old ones, so thin it kinda sits in the dock funny. the 60gb is about the same thickness as the old ones.
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I used Quicktime Pro to create a H264 but it took a long time and the size of the file was huge. Then I tried compressing using the iPod option and it doesn't let you change any of the settings. That file was also large.Rich Lee said:i batch render everything in sorenson squeeze..
kai said:The thing I've been wondering, is how does it look played back to a television? I remember they claimed you could do that, but with the source videos at only 320x240, how's the scaling? Its H264, which does a great job of scaling, but how's it look in application?
Jarred Land said:I got the 30 gig a couple weeks ago when it just came out.. and i gotta say its pretty sweet. I was at a production meeting last week and it was nice to be able to whip out a video and say " look at this demo " .. so yes mr. tax man.. that Ipod Video is for work, i promise.
kai said:The thing I've been wondering, is how does it look played back to a television? I remember they claimed you could do that, but with the source videos at only 320x240, how's the scaling? Its H264, which does a great job of scaling, but how's it look in application?
MojoTrancer said:And one last comment: Is it just me, or does playing video drain the iPod battery hella-fast?
kai said:Yeah I heard battery life for video is "up to two hours"
Per apple's site:
30GB: Up to 14 hours of music playback; up to 3 hours of slideshows with music; up to 2 hours of video playback
60GB: Up to 20 hours of music playback; up to 4 hours of slideshows with music; up to 3 hours of video playback
John_Hudson said:So are you dudes like staring at your IPOD watching videos on that little screen?
Why?