User: agent42
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Try using firefox instead (version 2 or higher) and see if that gives the same results. Let me know how that goes and we'll see from there.
That's definitely AAC audio, as AAC is the native audio companion to any h264 (which is also called AVC) video. I do know that mainconcept's codec is a little different than most, although AAC audio should be fairly standard. I would suggest you encode at 160kbps or higher and see...
Interesting. I should have mentioned that I was referring to Firefox 3 for OSX (mac). On the mac, FF3 gives a big improvement.
Can you explain what audio codec your original upload is in? It looks like there was a small problem converting your audio. We are able to successfully convert 99.9% of the formats out there, but this looks like one of those odd cases. This can happen when using rare builds...
If anyone wants to be brave enough and upgrade to Flash 10 beta, please report back on any issues/problems with NoobFlicks. It's natural to assume that Flash10 "should" provide even better support/performance for NoobFlicks' h264 videos, but hey.... you never know.
for what it's worth, I just upgraded my laptop to Firefox 3 RC1, and noobflicks videos perform much better in fullscreen than on FF 2.
I'm seeing so many films with really high fps lately. Did ESEA release a new tutorial, have some contest, or something? What's the reason for this increase in high fps films?
haha, nice pic! 1) the vote # is definitely wrong lol, I will look into that 2) The % meter is always a little inaccurate with dealing with small files, such as your 13MB movie. The bigger your movie, the more accurate the file counter will be.
There are a few (about 15% of current videos) that has some sound out of sync. This was due to some problems in our encoding process (which has since been fixed). Some files, if encoded poorly by the user, will give occasional out-of-sync audio, but largely things are properly...
we gotta make a video about this. I've added a 'Video Tutorials' category on the upload page for future sake.
