Video question - can your computer run this video?

[heySkippy]

It's a short little clip - just a few seconds and under a megabyte in size.

http://www.techquarium.com/gallery2z/d/17276-1/DriveOff.mov

I ask because I made it with my little Cannon digital camera, copied it to my computer, opened it in iMovie and exported it using the "Web" setting. It works fine on our Macs at home, but not on my PC at work (which does have Quicktime installed).

I'm mostly interested in Windows computers that can view it and what version of Windows/Quicktime/etc they are running. I'm looking for a quick and easy way to create video clips that can be viewed by the largest numbers of people.

Thanks in advance!

 

[bsudiro]

Yes, I can view the clip on my work laptop.
The OS is Windoze XP with SP2 and Quick Time 7.1.3. I viewed it using Mozilla Firefox 2.0.

 

[0ctan3]

works here.
If you have problems with quicktime on a PC, try going to the "audio" tab in the quicktime control panel applet, and enable "safe mode", and disable directX under the "advanced" tab as well.
My work computer hated the new quicktime and this fixed alot of problems for me.


nice exhaust BTW

 

[DutchBlackNsx]

Clip looks oke.

Windoze XP no SP
QuickTime 7.0.3.
Realplayer 10.5
Saved it with IE 6.0.something

 

[Ojas]

No problems for me either. It works fine in a browser (Firefox and IE) as well as when I save the file then open directly from QuickTime Player.

I have the same config as bsudiro: WinXP SP2, QuickTime 7.1.3.

 

[SCS2k]

It works fine on my Dell.

 

[beckertb]

I was unable to view it. IE 7.0 QT4.0

Audio fine, no video.

Ben

 

[KooLaid]

Everything works great no problem with anything. Sound and picture is ok.

Dell
XP
FireFox

 

[Klayton]

Video question - can your computer run this video?

Jup. Thanks Quicktime alternative. :smile:

 

[rickysals]

Good here.


Mac OSX 10.4
Safari

 

[tjobeid]

It's a short little clip - just a few seconds and under a megabyte in size.

http://www.techquarium.com/gallery2z/d/17276-1/DriveOff.mov

I ask because I made it with my little Cannon digital camera, copied it to my computer, opened it in iMovie and exported it using the "Web" setting. It works fine on our Macs at home, but not on my PC at work (which does have Quicktime installed).

I'm mostly interested in Windows computers that can view it and what version of Windows/Quicktime/etc they are running. I'm looking for a quick and easy way to create video clips that can be viewed by the largest numbers of people.

Thanks in advance!

Render it if you need help rendering it tell me.

 

[coolnsx]

audio and video OK on my Sony laptop :biggrin:

 

[JDMnsxR]

fine on my vaio as well!