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March 6th, 2010, 02:04 PM
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h264 compression settings for web
I've got a camera that uses the AVCHD format. So far no problems. I usually export to a .wmv format and the file size is definitely acceptable. For example I rendered about a 5 minute AVCHD format video to a regular 1280X720 .wmv format and it came out to around 50mb. The problem here is that I'm doing online streaming with a flash player and it doesn't play back .wmv files, but it does play back mp4 files.
I simply want to export these files with an h264/mp4 compression that's around the same file size as the .wmv format so they'll work in a flash player for online streaming. The problem here is that after fooling around with the h264/mp4 compression settings in Vegas (the Sony Main Concept thing), the file size seems WAY bigger than the .wmv format files, and it doesn't look nearly as good either. I may just not be choosing the right kind of compression settings. If a .wmv file can look that good and have a file size of only 50mb, then surely an mp4 file using the h264 format can too, no? |
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March 6th, 2010, 09:49 PM
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What resolution and bit rate settings are you using for the .wmv & the h.264 files?
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March 8th, 2010, 05:30 PM
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I don't use Vegas, but I use Quicktime through FCP.
Even my 360p resolution videos on YouTube are stunningly clear. I export using 5000kbps (yes, that's high, but I've NEVER been on a computer that didn't load the video fast, even an iPhone!) 24 keyframes Quicktime Movie (H.264) Check out my videos out YouTube - craiglieberman's Channel |
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