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Re: encoding for the web

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From: Rajindran
Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2007 16:07
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You can try some 3rd party software to convert your avi or MPEG2 file which is a high res file to a web format file. I always use mp4 format to up load in my web. The quality is good and the sound is also good. I'm using canopus Procoder to convert my file from Premier . You can find a lot more software over the web to convert the file to mp4 file
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