Whatever your views on h.264, there may be a call to encode to
WebM since
pay per or subscription video using h.264 will eventually require a
license fee if you ship
many units over 12 minutes. The official
WebM Project has a list of tools that encode to the WebM container, but here are some additional highlights:
- Super, the Windows freeware GUI frontend, seems to have implemented the FFMEG patch. Super is quirky but easy to use, though you may wonder why it wants to call home surreptitiously. The rest of the GUIs for FFMPEG are bound to follow. If you must have command line control, see Encoding WebM Video with ffmpeg Dive Into HTML5 by Mark Pilgram.
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Do you know anywhere to get a plugins for After Effect to export to WebM/OGG format? At the moment HTML5 video is solving problem with Flash and leaving us in the wonderland of new formats.
I just found another tool to make conversions which is pretty reasonable. It's called "Hewbo Video Converter". However, I'm still really looking for a way to render to webm straight from After Effects CS5 rather than having to use another program. Also a problem I'm having is that the colours change slightly in the converted footage, so white in the original turns out greyish in the converted file...
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