View iphone movies on the web

I have several short movies taken with my iPhone that I would like to post on my company website. Please advise the most direct (easiest, quickest) way to do that. Thanks in advance.

It depends on the supported video format of your website for most of the time. I think the best way is to convert your videos to MP4/FLV with the video converter since these two are the widest supported video format on the web. The process would be very fast and really convenient. You can try. the conversion should be three steps: add file->choose the output format->convert
Hope it would help ~

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I'm having the exact same problem... Don't know when but IE and Firefox are refusing to play quicktime files. I can run the quicktime player and play MP3 and MOV files (which is what I normally do) but nothing is playing from the browser.
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I can install QT-Lite, and everything works for the browser... except now I don't have a standalone player that plays MP3 and MOV files because I cannot have QT-Lite installed alongside QuickTime.
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I have a similar issue with my Home Sharing. Everything plays just fine on my Apple TV except when I try to play a movie using Home Sharing. If I choose the same show or movie from the Purchased section of iTunes it works just fine but nothing ever loads for me on Home Sharing.
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Hello everybody,
I'm not sure whether this is the right place for this question, but here's hoping...
I've produced an hour long DVD on the history of my car club. I have produced the DVD using iMovie and iDVD, and it's fine.
We will be having a number of these DVDs produced, but we also want to offer the movie as a download on our website. Of course this needs to be compressed, but what I want to be able to do is offer the user a file that will burn them a DVD with chapter markers etc, just like the DVD I have, in one operation - a straightforward duplicate. I also want to be able to let them download a label and jewel case insert and offer a complete package.
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Steve,
what I want to be able to do is offer the user a file that will burn them a DVD with chapter markers etc, just like the DVD I have, in one operation - a straightforward duplicate.
I suppose you could put up a 4 something gigabyte DVD disk image up somewhere on the web, but I wouldn't want to try and download it! Do you have a site available with this kind of storage and download bandwidth?
Normally, the things I've seen on the web are reduced in image size to something like 320x240 - this reduces the file size to 1/4 the full size file.
For Apple users, H.264 gives a pretty compact file with decent quality, but I'm not sure many PC users would be able to use it. In any event, people couldn't make a DVD with chapters without extra work.
You could get QuickTime Pro and try converting the movie (or a part of it anyway) to H.264 (or 'regular' mpg-4) see how it looks.
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Hi All,
So I finished my first FCE project and posted the movie on my web site. But Quicktime doesn't start playing the movie until after it is completely downloaded. This doesn't happen with the other movies I have on my site, and as far as I can remember I used the sames options in Quicktime export. I selected the "fast start" option in the box "Prepare for Internet Streaming", as I always do.
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OK, I tried again and again and again... and I finally know what I did wrong. The movie was exported from FCE with the fast start option, but then I opened in with Quicktime to make a small change (define the poster), and apparently this also removed the fast start option. Now I'll know not to change anything after the export :-/

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I have placed short quicktime movie clips on my website saved as H.264. Unfortunately some can see it others get nothing or just sound. File was originally created as DVCPro HD and exported as H.264 with 1000 bit rate and loaded on my site. Is there a particular format and settings to export with that everyone can view and that holds the same good quality as H.264
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Is there a particular format and settings to export with that everyone can view and that holds the same good quality as H.264
No such animal. No matter what compression format combination you use, there will always be someone out there who cannot or will not use the the required software to view your files. In the case of H.264/AAC, viewers are limited to those using QT 7 or an equivalent media player. MPEG4/AAC would allow you to extend compatibility back to QT 6 and equivalent players but it still does not guarantee any particular user will have the required software and means you would have to increase the video data rate to maintain the same level of quality. You will simply have to use whatever compression format you think will reach your primary target audience and not worry about the rest or offer the content in multiple compression formats and hope for the best.

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Long movies on the web; are my assumptions correct?

Hello folks. I'd be very grateful if someone could tell me if my assumptions listed below are correct, or if I've missed something very obvious.
I recently did a number of half-hour videos for a client. Much to my surprise they requested them to be made available on the web. The videos were made at a conference with power point slides, so the quality needs to be fairly high for viewers to be able to see the details.
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1) it's not 'usual' (or sensible) to put 30 minute clips on the web--the files are simply too big.
2) After much trial and error and hair loss, I finally came up with compression settings which allow a file of 100+mb for streaming. However, using FCE HD, each file takes about 2 hours to compress--I don't think there's a way of speeding this up, is there? I understand that more RAM won't really help?
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Sorry for the multiple confused questions. I haven't been able to find full answers to any of these questions on the forum, so apologies in advance if I've missed em

Hello Conor -
I'll take a stab at answering your questions ...
1- That's up to you and the demands of your audiences. By sheer count, yes, most web videos are pretty short (<10 mins) but if you need yours to be longer, well, they need to be longer.
2- The time doesn't surprise me. And I suppose you are exporting to H.264 - which does take much longer to render than other formats. The only way to speed it up is choose a different compression scheme or get more/faster processors and to some extent more RAM. FCE's sweet spot is 2GB - 4GB RAM.
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3- Background compression sounds nice, but as a practice I wouldn't do it. Too many chances of some foreground process (read: other app) requiring CPU or I/O cycles just long enough to get you some dropped frames or worse. But that's just my considered opinion <grin>
4- Sorry, can't answer this one. But isn't FCS batch processing for capturing multiple clips? I didn't think it was for exporting finished video ...

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Hi,
Please help, I have a great book that I have made in iPhoto and had printed but would like to post it to my mac website for people to be able to view with all the photos, titles, and audio. Is this possible?
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James:
Welcome to the Apple Discussions. There are two ways you can do that.
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