L LloydC Veteran Aug 3, 2005 #1 When I export video as quicktime, it is REALLY choppy when I play it on my laptop. is it just the fact that my computer can't handle it, or is the exporting process gone awry? going to try and watch it on another computer and see if it smooths out.
When I export video as quicktime, it is REALLY choppy when I play it on my laptop. is it just the fact that my computer can't handle it, or is the exporting process gone awry? going to try and watch it on another computer and see if it smooths out.
S Scottdvx100 Veteran Aug 3, 2005 #2 What format/codec are you saving to? Quicktime covers a wide range of codecs. Some with very high quality that have difficulty playing fro ma disk drive in real time and others that are compressed a lot but play at full speed.
What format/codec are you saving to? Quicktime covers a wide range of codecs. Some with very high quality that have difficulty playing fro ma disk drive in real time and others that are compressed a lot but play at full speed.
S SamG Active member Aug 3, 2005 #3 Have you tried selecting the "High Quality" setting within Quicktime? The setting can be found in the "Movie Properties" or "Movie Info" menu option. Having suggested that, I have to say selecting "HQ" usually only sharpens the playback. It may not cure your choppiness. Sam
Have you tried selecting the "High Quality" setting within Quicktime? The setting can be found in the "Movie Properties" or "Movie Info" menu option. Having suggested that, I have to say selecting "HQ" usually only sharpens the playback. It may not cure your choppiness. Sam
S Scottdvx100 Veteran Aug 3, 2005 #4 If it's in DV format the high setting will improve the look but the playback will suffer. By default it plays low res so it can play at speed.
If it's in DV format the high setting will improve the look but the playback will suffer. By default it plays low res so it can play at speed.
L LloydC Veteran Aug 29, 2005 #5 ok, it's just my computer I have another problem though when I export in quicktime, I try and play it, and it freezes. But the thing is, if I fast forward to 0:01, it plays. anyone know the problem?
ok, it's just my computer I have another problem though when I export in quicktime, I try and play it, and it freezes. But the thing is, if I fast forward to 0:01, it plays. anyone know the problem?
S sebastian Active member Aug 30, 2005 #6 Try another player. Media Player Classic can handle .mov files correctly if QT Player is already installed. It's free and no need to install. http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/video_players/media_player_classic.cfm
Try another player. Media Player Classic can handle .mov files correctly if QT Player is already installed. It's free and no need to install. http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/video_players/media_player_classic.cfm