While most compression tools are cumbersome, with steep learning curves, Squeeze is easy to use and requires no in-depth knowledge of the complexities of compression technology. This codec offers unparalleled encoding efficiency by creating the high-quality video at roughly 70 percent the standard MPEG-4 codec! Sorenson Squeeze Pro 9.0.3.11 2Sorenson Media has added the Sorenson AVC Pro codec (also known as H.264) to the Sorenson Squeeze 4 Compression Suite. Squeeze requires no in-depth knowledge of compression formats and allows users to work faster without compromising quality. Offering best in class workflows, the highest quality audio & video codecs, simultaneous multi-file encoding, and optimized filter presets, along with an unmatched level of automation. In only three quick steps users can select, pre-process, and compress video for output in a variety of formats and publish directly to websites or burn to DVD. Sorenson Squeeze is the latest version of Sorenson Media's award-winning compression and encoding software. Sorenson Squeeze is the latest version of Sorenson Media’s award-winning compression and encoding software. Sorenson Squeeze 9.0.3.11 – Compress QuickTime/MPEG-4/Flash for the web.It appears that while Squeeze took an extremely long amount of time to do a 2 pass compression it has eliminated the unwanted artifacts resulting from. Sorenson Squeeze 6 is not cheap, so before I take the plunge, I'd appreciate the input from someone in the group who has used both.What I'm currently doing is comparing the DVD compression preset for Compressor 4.1.1 versus the DVD preset for Sorenson Squeeze 9.0.3.11 for the same video file I referenced in my initial post. I'm under the impression I can't do that with Compressor alone.

I'd like to be able to convert a Motion-created program from the QT output to Flash, so it can be used on a website. I'm under the impression that Sorenson's compressed output is 'better'.Ģ. Even with trying different settings in Compressor, the end result is not as pleasing as I'd like. I understand the limitations of showing standard def material on a plasma, but when I see a non-BluRay Hollywood-produced DVD on a plasma, the quality looks significantly better than what I am getting.

When I create a project that will be compressed and encoded for final output on a standard def DVD (to give to clients who will ultimately run it as an endless loop on a DVD player in a sales center with a plasma TV), the quality is just fair, particularly in the case of reproducing text elements, which often times looks quite rough. I am considering this purchase for two reasons:ġ. I've worked exclusively with Final Cut Studio's Compressor. I am considering purchasing Sorenson Squeeze 6.

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