What do you guys think? Here is the old one. 
Here is the new one. 
Let me know your thoughts.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
New Cutcaster watermark. Better than the old one?
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Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Content Requirements
Due to some issues we are having with cropping photographs instead of re-sizing them during the thumbnail generation in our backend, we have instituted some content requirements. In the meantime we are working on coming up with a solution that will re-size and not crop images when they are displayed on the site.
The minimum file size should be 1600 x 1200 pixels if possible. Make sure you upload the largest file size that you have. For example, 300 dpi 5" x 7" is ideal. A lot of the graphic designers we have spoken to can’t use 640 x 480 images.
The only formats that Cutcaster can currently encode are: 3GPP, 3GPP2, AAC, AVI, BMP, DV, Flash Video, Flash, GIF, JPEG, MP3, MPEG, MPEG-4, PNG, QuickTime, TIFF, WAV and Windows Media formats.
If you want your content to have a Cutcaster watermark to protect it, which we recommend, the following source formats can have a watermark overlaid to them:
BMP
JPG
PNG
The following source formats can be read by the Cutcaster thumbnail encoding server, and we can still license them to others however a watermark can not be applied:
TIFF
GIF
We do not support thumbnail generation or re-encoding to alternative sized images for the following source formats:
PSD
EPS
TXT
3GPP
3G2
MP4
MP3
MOV (H.264 Codec)
AAC
Video Watermarking Support
The following video source formats can have a watermark applied:
AVI
MPEG
MPEG-2
MPEG-4
MOV
WMV
Watermarking can be applied to the following output formats:
3GPP
3G2
AVI
MPEG
MPEG-2
MPEG-4
MOV
WMV
FLV
We are sorry but at this time, Cutcaster does not support watermarking or transcoding for the following source formats:
FLV
SWF
3GPP
3G2
We wil continually update this list as we build out our capabilities. Let us know if there is anything that we should focus all our attention on or move to the front of the line.
Thanks
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