Encoding Video for PowerPoint


Encoding Video for PowerPoint

Created: Monday, April 18, 2005 posted by at 9:12 am

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Jan Ozer

Jan Ozer
A codec is a compression technology, and you have several choices. I like Windows Media for two reasons. First, at similar data rates, Windows Media quality, when encoded using variable bit rate techniques, exceeds the quality of all competitive technologies, except for RealVideo, which is neck and neck.

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