I just stumbled upon this on the Synthetic Aperture web site:
"... setting the high quality flag in DV-compressed QuickTime movies. By default, DV movies do not have this flag set, leading many people to wonder why their DV movies look fine when played to tape, but look so bad on the computer monitor. The reason for not setting this flag is to get better performance when displaying the video on the computer monitor, but it yields a blocky, blurred image."
Is this the secret trick of better QT encoding? Anybody heard of this?
"... setting the high quality flag in DV-compressed QuickTime movies. By default, DV movies do not have this flag set, leading many people to wonder why their DV movies look fine when played to tape, but look so bad on the computer monitor. The reason for not setting this flag is to get better performance when displaying the video on the computer monitor, but it yields a blocky, blurred image."
Is this the secret trick of better QT encoding? Anybody heard of this?