I have found this audio adjustment to be quite useful though in reducing the initial file size of the video.
Neither Boinx nor myself recommends playing with the customize options though unless you really know QuickTime. That will reduce the initial file size quite a bit with no loss in audio quality for web play through the typical junky computer speakers used. This can be done by checking the "advanced" tab in the export window and clicking on "customize" then the "audio" tab. Reduce the data rate of the audio from 128 kbps to 28 kbps. Here's another trick to try in the export settings from FotoMagico. That will reduce the file size with no visible reduction in quality.
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If you find that your video is too large for web play you might try opening it in QuickTime Pro and exporting it again using the Sorenson3 codec. My own experience for web shows is much like what you have mentioned above. The tutorials I created do not address that specific issue nearly as well as the link above. If you are referring to exporting to DVD there is an excellent discussion about this issue on the FotoMagico site. So far I'm gettting the best results in exporting in Rrrsjm, do the tutorials say anything about exporting and in detailĪbout each effect of the changes to your export? This is what I'm Enjoy FotoMagico, it's an incredible product! I welcome anyone to email me privately with their questions. Remember that my studio receives no further compensation from Boinx for my support. With typical photographic DVDs selling for $200 and up per hour of play, over four hours of tutorials certainly is a bargain at only $49.
We decided to make the tutorials available for $49 to anyone who had already purchased the program directly from Boinx. I am not compensated for that at all nor did I ask for that. I was happy to make them available and remember that by doing so I also make myself known and therefore available to support the program by answering questions for users. They suggested a retail price for them to be sold separately. Once Boinx saw the tutorials they loved them and wanted to make them available to all their users. The tutorials were never available separately for only $20 and the $99 fee includes not only the profit for the tutorials but also the small commission I receive for selling the program itself.
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Initially I made the tutorials available only to those that purchased the software through my site and added the option of purchasing them for $99 with the $79 retail for the software included. Boinx was not involved and was not aware of this project until it was completed. Many weeks of research and video went into creating them. Well, one tutorial grew into seven with a total running time of over 4 hours.
Consequently I decided to create a tutorial to address those issues. Through the months of support I started to see a trend with specific issues being the most frequent questions. In my capacity I also act as an unpaid support contact for answering questions from American photographers. They offered me their standard reseller agreement which gives me a small compensation on the sale but only if someone orders the software through my site. In addition to my commercial photography I have a career of acting as a marketing consultant to assist in situations like this. So, after months of use when I commented on that they asked me if I could help spread the word. I found it only through a google search for slideshows and cannot recall ever seeing it mentioned on any of the forums I frequent.
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During that time I found that their excellent software was not well known in the professional photographic community here in the U.S. I have used the program for over a year and really love it. I saw this thread and since I created the tutorials I'd thought that perhaps I could shed some light on the specifics.
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