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So I can animate a movie/short film, take a screencast of it, and use Phosphor to render the movie on the client side? That plus html5 audio could be a new low
by LAMike 14y ago
So I can animate a movie/short film, take a screencast of it, and use Phosphor to render the movie on the client side?
That plus html5 audio could be a new low bandwidth way to stream movies in the future
- mikewoodworth 14y agoif you are animating the movie, just export from your app as prores. that's how some of our gallery clips are done (the logo spin for instance in blender 3d model rendered straight to quicktime)
- BitMastro 14y agohtml5 video and a good codec are a way better use of bandwidth. This technique is good for animations with few moving parts. For example the Alfa animation http://www.divergentmedia.com/phosphor/gallery#alfa http://www.divergentmedia.com/phosphor/gallery#alfa needs to download 14 additional images for a total of 3.5 megabytes for a few seconds' worth of animation.