![]() But on experimenting they all seem to export to. ![]() ![]() The options in the export confuse me a little: "Movie", "480p", "720p", "iPod Touch & iPhone 3GS", "iPad, iPhone 4 & Apple TV". (I personally am quite satisfied with MPEG-4/AVC since it is also used as a basis for Blu-ray and AVCHD content as well.) Good luck! Unfortunately, you will always find a number users who have differing ideas regarding what constitutes the "best" compression format for this "cross platform" compatibility. So actually all I want to do is be able to export a format that is the most comptaible across all platforms. Since H.264 (MPEG-4/AVC) is the default video codec used by Apple (and most third-party) screen recording apps, if you want the finished content in a different compression format and/or file container, you will have to convert the screen recording yourself after capture. MPEG-4/AVC (H.264) video is most commonly wrapped in an MP4, M4V, or MOV file container. ![]() The files should play "natively" in any Windows media player that "natively" supports standard MPEG-4/AVC video such as VLC. But can someone please explain how I can save or export the resulting video in a format that will be playable on Windows natively? By natively I mean with no QuickTime, and no extra codecs etc. I really like that QuickTime can easily and quickly record screencasts.
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