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(Page 1 of 2 pages for this article 1 2 >) Monday, August 25, 2008QuickTime QuickiesA couple of non-intuitive hacks for QuickTime audio
I’m a soundie. So I frequently have to send music samples, progressive mixes, and other pieces of track to directors or clients for approval. Since I’m also a lazy soundie, I’ve discovered a couple of ways to speed up the process… and save my clients a lot of download time.
This is the fourth article in my series on audio data compression, and it’s the least technical. It’s actually just a couple of tips. The key is Apple’s QuickTime Pro, a $30 addition to their free QuickTime software for Mac or Windows. Among other things, it lets you have multiple audio and video streams as separate elements in the same file.
Audio • Distribution • Post Production • (Page 1 of 2 pages for this article 1 2 >) 
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