#Mov vs mp4 for mac mac os#
#Mov vs mp4 for mac movie#
#Mov vs mp4 for mac mp4#
#Mov vs mp4 for mac install#

i see you do wide screen events…very very cool…and presentation design. I think it’s worth it for anyone to spend a little time thinking about how they like to work and building a folder structure that supports their approach. No matter what I’m working on, or whether I bounce between deliverables or projects, everything is always filed the same way. That common folder structure is the most important bit in my mind. Each deliverable has a common folder structure that separates assets by type, project files, review outputs, and deliveries. Each project gets a folder within each project, we have subfolders for major deliverables. I’ve got a folder structure that’s pretty well-tuned to our workflow, and I lean on that pretty heavily to help me sort through lots of files quickly. I am, too - but the bigger the project gets, the harder it becomes for me to find things visually. “I am curious what naming convention you all use for this? As a graphic artist, designer i am pretty visually oriented….LOL” I see you do wide screen events…very very cool…and presentation design.

#Mov vs mp4 for mac movie#

It is not showing the real quick view and then the movie plays…but this is great…. Now i can see the qt icons as images instead of just qt….

#Mov vs mp4 for mac install#

I downloaded and installed this only (just dbl clicked the yellow install box that downloaded, didnt make a folder or go to the library like he mentions…it all just worked when installed):Īs soon as installed, the icons showed…hurray. I went to the bottom of the page for the 2nd link and choose download, then

#Mov vs mp4 for mac mac os#

= In case anyone else wants to know this:įirst link: Mac OS 10.10, and 10.11 and the

#Mov vs mp4 for mac mp4#

On Mavericks, i dont have this problem w mp4 m4v, or use another container for H.265 content – e.g. In particular, QuickLook on recent versions of OSX cannot preview a. Your man above from links you give writes: Ok, so mp4 that is the container for h.264 is suppose to be ok, but mp4 could be a container for other codecs….I guess. = “H.264/MP4 is supposed to be supported by AV Foundation, so I’m surprised to hear that this would happen, but again, I’m not yet running El Capitan so I cannot say for sure. = I am curious what naming convention you all use for this?Īs a graphic artist, designer i am pretty visually oriented….LOL Motion Graphics, Widescreen Events, Presentation Design, and | RenderBreak | Profile Sorry!ĭesigner & Mad Scientist at Keen Live H.264/MP4 is supposed to be supported by AV Foundation, so I’m surprised to hear that this would happen, but again, I’m not yet running El Capitan so I cannot say for sure.

Is it true that in el capitan that even mp4 is not quick viewed or an image for the icon?….but then one could use this trick you mention?” It’s only QuickTime Player X that does this.Ĥ. If you open them with QuickTime Player 7, the conversion will not occur. I do have some old artbeats movies that will convert when opening, but the conversion size goes from 4mb to 72mb….wow” Things with large areas of flat color are smaller with animation codec than ProRes 4444. The compression efficiency depends on the content. I have used that when i need transparency in an animation render, as it seems to create a file size smaller than the animation codec.” Even on the Mac side, I generally have Finder in list mode, and since we have a pretty strict naming convention, I can always navigate by name rather than by icon. I do miss QuickLook, but I’ve gotten used to not having it. Though we have a lot of Macs in the shop, I’m personally mainly on PCs now. “You dont have this issue as all your codecs are ok, so you never needed to use these quickview options? You can see the images of all your icons for movies?” Is it true that in el capitan that even mp4 is not quick viewed or an image for the icon?….but then one could use this trick you mention? I do have some old artbeats movies that will convert when opening, but the conversion size goes from 4mb to 72mb….wowĤ. However lately, for youtube have been using the mp4 codec.ģ. Normally we use photojpeg, which does show a nice image icon etc. I have used that when i need transparency in an animation render, as it seems to create a file size smaller than the animation codec. You dont have this issue as all your codecs are ok, so you never needed to use these quickview options? You can see the images of all your icons for movies?Ģ.

I thot there must be something like this. I will check out the icon restore image links you gave.