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Sorenson Squeeze - 3.0

video compression tool for QuickTime or Flash MX

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Version 3.0:	(2.0)
Selected Version:	3.0
Release Date:	2003-01-21
License:	Commercial
Downloads (version 3.0):	1,063
Downloads (all versions):	4,370

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Product Description:

Sorenson Squeeze's main interface includes seven buttons that correspond to preset data rates. All you need to do is select the data rate for your intended audience and click the "Squeeze It Now" button. Squeeze automatically selects the compression parameters to create the highest quality video possible.

Squeeze offers many of the advanced features that professional multimedia producers demand. By clicking the custom data rate button, you can view a dialog box containing complete access to fully adjustable advance settings.

Sorenson Squeeze Key Features

Supports QuickTime 5 on Mac OS X and 9
Allows even the most inexperienced user to create high-quality QuickTime video and audio
Provides advanced users with a comprehensive set of fully customizable settings to support a variety of audio and video codecs
Leverages the barrier-breaking Sorenson Video 3 codec for maximum quality, compression, and streaming performance

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows 98

Additional Requirements:

Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP

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Virtual memory error - Version: 3.0, 2/27/2004 06:16AM PST

moloq

Looks good in the box but after installing and using it for a couple of hours it started having a lot of trouble. First it started using up memory and not returning it to the system(how rude). The net effect was my 400 free megs of ram was reduced to 200 in about a hour. I was running memturbo every 30 minutes and that seemed to help, every 30 minutes memturbo would clean my ram and restore my 400 megs. But this next error really pissed me off, It was using virtual memory as well, doing the same thing, using memory and not returning it after the encoding session so virtual mem filled up. Memturbo couldn't help me there and I'm forced to reboot ever hour. How can you call any software a batching encoder if you have to intervine every hour to reboot, and set your batch up again, that's right folks, you can't save your batch settings so you have to set it up all over again. Oh yeah, oddly you won't find any of these errors on there "knowledge base". But there faq will tell you the difference between vbr and cbr. oooh lala.

Yeah, I've used… - Version: 3.0, 1/25/2003 12:35PM PST

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hotbotch

Sorenson for a long time now and swore by it as I had a hacked version for Mac... with it being so stupidly expensive and me still struggling to make a living I'll use alternatives for progressive download and streaming, especially the Windows Media 9 codecs looking great - VBR audio and video with up to 2 passes... also there is a larger userbase for WM than Quicktime I'd think.