Making movie clips for E-Prime?

[David McFarlane]

Just passing on some further information that I have gleaned from 
other discussions:

1) MPEG-1 seems to be sort of a "lowest common denominator" [FN1] 
codec, and so might serve as the "safest" codec if we merely want to 
get a movie to work in E-Prime at all.  But other codecs may provide 
higher performance.

2) For higher performance, we may find the best results with an .avi 
file that uses DIVX video and MP3 for the audio.  As for codec 
libraries,  both the true DIVX brand and ffdshow for divx should work fine.

Sorry I do not have finer details on this, I am not really versed in 
video/audio codec lore.  Much appreciated if someone could fill in 
the details, or provide a link to a suitable discussion elsewhere.

-- David McFarlane, Professional Faultfinder

[FN1] Should read, "greatest common divisor", see Wikipedia.

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