On Jun 6, 1:49 am, Ducati <Duc...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I checked your Presio application, and it looks interesting, but I could not
> find a way to change the Import/conversion resolution/quality of .mp4
> imported files.
>
> I tried to edit the prx files in the profile folder, but they do not seem to
> affect the import conversion quality (set at 320 x 240).
> Is there a way to set the import/conversion quality for imported Video files
> (like .mp4 files)
>
> thanks
>
> "Carmen Ferrara" wrote:
> > On Mar 26, 7:33 pm, "Stuart" <stuart_travell...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> > > Hi,
>
> > > Is there a way of importing mp4 files into movie maker? Mp4 is quite common
> > > now so there must be a way to get round it. Maybe an update to down load or
> > > something?
>
> > > Thanks for you help.
>
> > > Stuarft
>
> > Hi Stuart,
>
> > Yes, as John mentioned you'll want to convert the MP4 to either AVI or
> > WMV format and then import into Movie Maker. I actually did a screen
> > cast recently on how to incorporate an MP4 file (downloaded from
> > iTunes) into a PowerPoint presentation. PowerPoint can't handle MP4
> > files either, so I explain the process I used to convert it to WMV.
> > Screencast link here:
> >http://ipresent.net/support/tutorial...eg4/index.html
>
> > I actually used my own product to do the conversion in the
> > screencast. It's called Presio, which is a tool I recently released
> > for creating web presentations with audio/video and slides. It
> > captures (or imports) audio or video files as you speak to a set of
> > PowerPoint slides. The tool automatically synchronizes the slides
> > with the video and creates a professional looking webcast in either
> > Flash, Windows Media, Quicktime, or MP4 Video podcast formats.
>
> > It's a commercial product, but there's a free download version
> > available. The free version actually has decent video conversion
> > tools that are fully functionally. So, you convert an MP4 (or
> > virtually an media file type) to WMV using the free version. It's all
> > explained in the screen cast link above.
>
> > Anyhow, If you're interested, you can download Presio from here and
> > let me know if you have questions:
> >http://www.ipresent.net/support/presio-download.php
>
> > Good luck.
>
> > Carmen-
> > ---
> > iPresent Presio
> >http://www.ipresent.net
Hi Ducati,
I sent you a personal email through our support system answering your
questions, but I'll also post here in case others had a similar
question. See response below.
Regards,
Carmen-
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In the current release (1.2.35) you cannot control import quality nor
export quality. Both settings are internally set.
However, in our next release (due out early next week) you'll have the
ability to specify your export quality - you'll be able to choose from
3 presets (High, Medium, Low) or you can customize your exact export
quality by specifying a custom frame size, bitrate, and frame rate.
Also, in the new release import quality will automatically be
determined by the source file. So, for example, if you import a media
file that is encoded at 300kbs, at 15fps, and is 640x480 - Presio will
preserve those settings upon import.
Hope that helps. Let me know if you have any other questions, and
check back next week for the new release. Here's a link to our
download page:
http://ipresent.net/support/presio-download.php
Thanks.
Carmen-
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