warning: totally shameless plug about to follow.
If you’re looking for a powerpoint game to use at Super Bowl parties, events or student ministry services, we’ve created one over at our 4ThoughtMedia.com site. Check it.
We released our annual Super Bowl powerpoint game at 4ThoughtMedia.com. Thought I’d post a link for those that keep up with some of our product offerings through the blog. We also have a matching free countdown available as well.
Put together a quick Christmas countdown freebie for our 4ThoughtMedia site. Uploaded a MPEG1 and a QuickTime version. Merry Christmas and enjoy 
Been a busy few weeks here on the 4Thought Media front. I’ve been developing some new resources including a salute to our fallen heroes on Memorial Day. It is called To Those Who Served. You can check it out here.
Okay, for all the non-technical people out there, you may not want to read this post… I must warn you, boring tech talk ahead.
I edit in Final Cut Pro and often output to a Sorenson 3 Compression. Pretty common practice. I was editing one day here recent, went to export my project using quicktime conversion. Went to my options to chose Sorenson 3 and I about had a cow. My dearly loved Sorenson 3 compression setting was no where to be found. So were a few other settings. After digging around, I discovered the issue.
Apparently in one of updates for Quicktime, Apple thought it would be a good idea to not include some “older” compression settings in Quicktime. Apple is notorious for doing this time to time…I still love my macs . Fortunately, they also included a solution if you need these archaic settings.
Solution: Go to Apple Menu > System Preferences. Chose QuickTime. Click on the Advanced tab. Check the checkbox “Show legacy encoders – Allows exporting using older codecs” and voila…..Sorenson is back baby!
We released our annual Super Bowl powerpoint game at 4ThoughtMedia.com Thought I’d post a link for those that keep up with some of our product offerings through the blog.
 Alan Jones is the media pastor at Cedar Creek Church in Aiken, SC where he oversees most visual elements and communications. He is a husband, father, pastor, designer and entrepreneur. Click Here to learn more. |
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