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Originally Posted by DirtyDanza
Episode Pro is shit software... switch over to fcp with compressor .... then for flash videos nothing beats adobe .. if you need any software or serials and what not let me know...
im a mac guy as well... my specialty is video..... many many many hours in the classs room and on many big sets and not to mention I have filmed over 1800 scenes ....
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I have FCP also, but it does not do watch folders which is the main reason I'm using episode. My encoding times, of course, are horrible.. taking me 5 hours per 1 hour of video. So everything time I have to redo something it's taking me forever. I'm going to get one of the new Matrox Mini mxo2 with MAX, which supposedly will take the encoding time to, or faster than, real time on my macbook pro.
Brad, your guys are always top notch and I do have a ticket in about this, the issue I'm having it that elevated X support is tying to get this working insides their script. But they don't do any of the actual wowza setup part.... So, when they need something changed, I have to update the mojohost ticket, then back to the elevated x ticket and so on. Your guys answer whatever is asked of them in usually minutes, but the response from Elevated is slower, sometimes days... so I have been going back and for on the issue now since July 12th.. even the slightest issue like one letter misplaced in the configuration seems to add another 5 days on the ticket....
What I'm trying to do today is see if this issue had to do with the extension of the video. The episode pro encoder outputs the video as filename only, and I manually added the mp4 extension. (Don't ask my why this is, I have support ticket in over at telesteam)
In reading deeper on the Jwplayer forums I found this...
"hi,
in my case, Extremists.m4v file does not stream with mp4: prefix, but it's working without the prefix. Is something wrong with my installation?"
with the reply,
"Nothing is wrong, it's because JW Player is adding the prefix. If you add it, it's being added again anyway.
Richard"
Which got me thinking that maybe I should not have added the .mp4 to the prefix and left it alone.... I'm copying one of my videos over to the test folder and having it changed to filename.mp4, filename.flv, and just plain filename. To see if I can get either of the 3 to work correctly. Sounds simple, but I have been working on this already 3 hours this morning cause I can't seem to move the files around myself (just too damn large) and reuploading them would take another 3 hours.
If I find the solution I'll share.