Quick Time Sound Clips..How??

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2006/09/20 12:43:56 (permalink)

Quick Time Sound Clips..How??

hey,

How do you get your 30 second sample clips to open up as Quick Time on your web site? I will have the the Quick Time player available for download on the site for those who don't have it.
How do I save my file as a Quick Time file??

Thanks.
post edited by bluezguy - 2006/09/20 12:58:47
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    eikelbijter
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    RE: Quick Time Sound Clips..How?? 2006/09/20 15:07:50 (permalink)
    You don't! I wish Quicktime would just go away.........

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    RE: Quick Time Sound Clips..How?? 2006/09/20 15:12:00 (permalink)
    Are these video clips, or audio only?

    I'm going to assume audio only. In which case, what format? mp3? wav? aac? Normally, when you install the Quicktime player, it will configure the browser to handle its types automatically. You really don't need to do anything.
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    RE: Quick Time Sound Clips..How?? 2006/09/20 17:22:11 (permalink)
    Thanks tarsier...

    They are audio files. They're actual a comparison of guitar pickups by Fender, Bill Lawrence and Gibson companies. Since the 'big guys' really don't demo they're pickups anywhere, millions of us guitar pickers spend billions on over-hyped products - ultimately ending up with something like dog crap for a lot of hard earned bucks.
    I just want to be able to demonstrate what particular ones that I have with certain wood combinations, sound like.
    So.. do I do the final conversion to mp3 or what? What is the tiniest, best quality/sounding format to use??

    Thanks.

    Tricone


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    tarsier
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    RE: Quick Time Sound Clips..How?? 2006/09/20 18:51:02 (permalink)
    mp3 is the most compatible format. I notice from your sig that you have Sound Forge. I would take your clips into Sound Forge and export as an mp3. If you are truly concerned about file size, and you aren't demonstrating stereo pickups, I'd start with a mono mp3 at 80kbps. Have a listen back to them to find out if you still hear the differences you're trying to demonstrate. If the mp3 compression or conversion to mono masks what you're trying to do, export stereo files at a higher bitrate. When you get the clips how you want them, upload them to your website.
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    RE: Quick Time Sound Clips..How?? 2006/09/21 00:54:11 (permalink)
    You could always use a converter to convert them to AAC format, which is basis for MP4 and supported by Quicktime. I think the latest version of Soundforge will do that. I know Vegas 6.0d does. Perhaps Winamp has an Mp4 converter.

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