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From: Anders Sundstedt <anders@sundstedt.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: [AE] Lossless movie format
Date: Tue, 13 May 2014 17:33:22 +0100
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But of course if you were to Cut a .pom (pomegranate) file (In Half) you'll=
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potentially have red juice EVERYWHERE...

Not to forget you may find that people are Seeding these movie files on the=
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internets=2C and Deseeding the files just doesn't Cut it.

Kind Regards=2C

Anders

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After Effects Artist | Illustrator | Motion Designer

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-----Original Message-----=20
From: Anders Sundstedt
Sent: Tuesday=2C May 13=2C 2014 5:17 PM
To: After Effects Mail List
Subject: Re: [AE] Lossless movie format

Hi Brendan=2C

I only looked briefly and missed to view the logo=2C now seeing the palm tr=
ee
it makes sense why the summary says it's pronounced "palm" indeed.

For png i always said p n g and did not even know it was pronounced "ping".

One solution is that you swap the palm to a pomegranate and problem is
solved=2C then you don't need to explain how to pronounce .pom and people
(like myself) does not have to scratch our heads wondering :D

Anders


-----Original Message-----=20
From: Brendan Bolles
Sent: Tuesday=2C May 13=2C 2014 4:49 PM
To: After Effects Mail List
Subject: Re: [AE] Lossless movie format

On May 13=2C 2014=2C at 6:45 AM=2C Anders Sundstedt wrote:

> My initial comment reading just the first section would be on pronouncing=
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> the extension=2C why "palm"=2C when it's POM and also means Professional =
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> Movie file format? (No L)
>
> There's a subtle L in "palm" vs "pom" so I would argue that it's not quit=
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> "palm". (I also checked with a text to speech software).
>
> I could be wrong but just wanted to comment on that one.


Well=2C I guess that's sort of a pun.  At least with a Californian accent=
=2C the
two sound identical.  Maybe I should drop the bit about pronunciation and
let people say it however they might=2C hopefully like the beginning of the
word "pomegranate."  People in other countries can scratch their heads and
wonder why the POM file format has a palm tree in its logo.

I was following the example of PNG=2C which is officially pronounced "ping"=
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but since "png" is unpronounceable=2C I guess there are no accent
incompatibilities there.

And of course=2C I am open to better names if anyone has one.


Brendan


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