Say it, don't spray it:

Bob - 2008-06-09 17:56:45
Don't explode! We don't want to clean up the mess! C'mon, keep on screwing the man! On Quicktime Pro you should have an option to export "Movie to iPhone". I wonder if that works better than the 3g option... Good luck!

Kungfukitten - 2008-06-09 20:20:49
For some reason the Movie to iPhone option makes just an audio file (m4v?). I tried that too. Thanks, though. :)

saru-san - 2008-06-11 15:22:38
I wish I knew what to tell you (by which I mean, I wish I had an iPhone) but unfortunately I refuse to switch to AT&T - which is seriously dinging my Coolness Quotient, but there it is. Besides, technology hates me lately, so anything I had to offer would most likely end up destroying your phone. And your computer. And possibly even your toaster. Good luck, though.

Eric - 2008-06-12 03:16:01
Don't know all the particulars of your situation, but as a video professional I can tell you that starting with a compressed format like mp4 and compressing it again can produce crappy results.

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