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Video Rendering and Formats:
Getting It Right the First Time
Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 1Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
Phil CowcillNovember 11, 2009
eLearning Guild DevLearn 09
IntroductionOld Video (Interlaced)New Video (Progressive)ToolsFormats for DeliveryQuestions
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 2Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
Phil CowcillCoordinator of:
Interactive Multimedia (1995)Advertising Creative Media (2003)Journalism (Nov. 2008)
Professor at Canadore CollegeNorth Bay, ON – Canada
705.474.7600 ext. [email protected]
Where is North Bay, ON?
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 3Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
Canadore College on the Escarpment of North Bay
Graduated from TV/Video ProductionStarted Multimedia Development in 1984
Developed Canada’s First Level III IVDTeach Media Development to Interactive Multimedia Students
One Year Post Graduate ProgramDevelop Graphics, Sound Files, Video, 2D/3D Animation, DVD
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 4Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
Composite VideoNTSC
National Television System CommitteeNever Twice the Same Colour ;‐)
PALPhase Alternate LinesEuropean Standard
SECAMSequential Colour with Memory
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 5Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
Interlaced Fields Lead to Line Flicker
Traditional TV is InterlacedComputers use Progressive Scanning
Start at Top and Scan DownTV Signal is Incompatible with RGBRequire Scan Converter to Convert Analog Interlaced Video to Progressive
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 6Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
HDTVHigh Definition Television
Editing Software ShouldMake Workflow SimpleIncorporate Wide Variety of Media AssetsRender Video to Multiple FormatsPredefined Options for Specific OutputsCan Access Codecs on SystemOnline Communities for Help
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Page 7Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
Adobe Premier Pro CS4 (Mac & PC)$800 ($300 Upgrade)
Includes Encore to Build Interactive DVDhttp://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/
Apple Final Cut Pro 7 (Mac)$1,000
Includes Motion 4Creates Stunning 2D and 3D Motion
http://www.apple.com/finalcutstudio/finalcutpro/
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 8Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
AVS Video ConverterHave Video Editors, DVD Copy, DVD Authoring etc.Used AVS Converter to Convert to Virtually Any Formathttp://www.avs4you.comFree to Download
Zamzar Online Servicehttp://www.zamzar.com
Converts from one Format to AnotherUses Email
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 9Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
PSP Video 9http://www.pspvideo9.com
Converts Video Ideally for PSPFree to Download
Sample Video Editing and Rendering
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 10Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
Digital Video Files are CompressedVideo Uses CODECS to Compress
COder / DECoderXing in SF Developed First Software Based MPG CodecPlayback Computer MUST Have Codec Software to Play Video Back
Common Video Codecs on Window ComputersIndeo 5.1Cinepak (Radius)Microsoft Video 1Microsoft Windows Media 9
Well Known Codecs but Not Used as MuchDivx
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 11Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
AVI First Digital Video Format for Windows PCAudio / Video Interleave
Uses Key FramesWhole Picture Frame is Drawn
Rest are Delta FramesOnly Changes from Previous Frames Drawn
Apply Common CodecBe Consistent When Editing Video Together
Excellent for Editing VideoDoes NOT Stream Over InternetIndeo Codecs Must Maintain 4:3
Standard Def
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 12Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
Moving Picture Expert GroupHighly Compressed Video FileMPG2 – DVD StandardMPG2 and MPG‐4 Run on Blu Ray Discs
H.264 (Advanced Video Coding)MPG‐7 – Multimedia SupportMPG‐21 – Rights Expression Language
• MPG4 Uses MPG1, MPG2 and QuickTime Techniques to Compress VideoUses Lossy CompressionStreams Over the Internet
Good for Final DeliveryBad Format to Edit with
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 13Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
MPEG‐4 Supports H.264 CodecH.264 Also Known as AVC
Advanced Video CodingCommonly used with High Definition VideoMany Digital Video Cameras Use H.264Premiere CS4 First Version to Support H.264
Apple’s QuickTime Movie FormatExcellent for Editing on Macs
Requires Plugin for WindowsStreams Very Well Over InternetSteve Jobs Announced This as Internet Standard Video
Let’s Review This Later
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 14Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
Windows Media VideoWMA – Windows Media Audio
Release Date of 1999Streams Over the InternetExcellent QualityUses Windows Media Video (WMV) CodecBased on Microsoft’s MPG‐4 Compression
Codec Switches Between Lossy / LosslessSupports Variable Bit Rate (VBR) and Constant Bit Rate (CBR)Ideal for Final Delivery on Windows MachinesNot Good for EditingMay Not Run Well on Macs
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
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iPhone Video Uses MPEG‐4
Motion Picture Expert GroupMPG2 Standard DVD VideoMedia Streams Very WellNot Good for Editing
Problems Playing Backwards / Slow MotionLossy Compression
PSP Largest Mobile Device Screen 480 x 272
Supported Video Formats on PSP:320 x 240 – 4:3368 x 208 – 16:9
Uses MP4 FormatDefault Firmware Not As Current as iPhone/iPod
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 16Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
Flash is a Media unto ItselfTwo Formats
FLV ‐ VideoSWF ‐ Animation
Virtually All Browsers Support Some Form of Flash
Arguable Most Used Internet Video FormatVideos on YouTube Run as Flash VideoEasy to Convert Other File Formats to FLVMost Converts Don’t Use Best Quality
FLV May Not Look as Clean
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 17Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
Conversions Done With Video EncoderAdobe Media PlayerStreams Very QuicklyPossible to Add Interaction to FLV Video Through SWF
Importing Video into FlashFile – Import – Import VideoOpens Video Import Wizard
When Encoding – Choose Highest Possible Quality Standards
November 10 - 13, 2009 San Jose, CA
Page 18Session 212 – Video Rendering and Formats: Getting It Right the First Time – Phil Cowcill, Canadore College
Easiest Method of Playing FLV in FlashWindow / ComponentDrag FLVComponent on StageUse Component Inspector to Load FLVCan Add Playbar Skin (Play, Pause, Vol, etc.)