Exporting for the web
Hi,
I just finished a project that a customer is interested in using for their website. I was wondering what the best way to get the material to him would be. I was going to mail a dvd film to him but when I export it from Final Cut Express, should I choose : Format - Quicktime Movie Use - Broadband High And what export size settings should I use? The movie is only 3 minutes but I want the full quality to be seen and be able to be uploaded quickly. Thanks for any help. |
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This is a contradictory statement -;) I am very happy with the h.264 encodings, (and actually the flip4mac wmv encoder (commercial product)). You'll have to experiment with the sizes and setting untill you're happy - like the rest of us. Remember that if you come from a 16:9 sequence of sorts, you'll have to find a corresponding square pixel ratio. The h.264 export settings in QT might give you a better feel of controll than the Compressor interface. (this is an interface issue, more than quality) And why make a DVD? Why not upload a test to a site to check if you're happy with the playback? Gunleik |
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Thanks for your response, but I am not sure what you mean by this, should i upload it for my customer on his site or should I try it out at some sort of test site? |
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