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can encode your video for the web using a variety of encoding
schemes - QuickTime, Flash, MPEG-1, MPEG-2 and several others.
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We can deliver
the files to you on CD, DVD or upload them to your site
directly.
We know how
to make your video look it's best - especially if we are
producing it for you. See Video
Services for more information on BigTime
producing your video.
Encoding video for the web is a process of capturing the
video by digitization into a computer, using encoding software
to resize, compress and encode the video into a manageable
data size, and then delivering or uploading the final computer
file.for viewing.
Rates: Pricing varies depending on complexity and
size of the job. Please call us for a quote. |
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Creating
the video yourself? |
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Some notes -
To optimize the performance of video before it has been
encoded for the web, some basic guidelines will help
make it look good. |
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1. Ensure
that the video brightness and colors work well with the
colors of the background on the web site that it will be
displayed on. E.g., dark images don't work well with
white backgrounds, but bright images are fine for dark
backgrounds. (it's really more a matter of contrast
between the two.) |
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2. Constant
motion, especially a lot of fast motion with fast edits,
will be noisy and choppy after encoding. Static shots
work the best and will be the cleanest on the web. |
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3. Wide
angles with very small details will be difficult to see
on the web. The image size will end up pretty small by
the time it is encoded. Close-ups are better for web
video than wide shots where your subject is very small. |
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| Rates:
Pricing varies depending on complexity and size of the job.
Please call us for a quote. |
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