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Michael Maier June 23rd, 2007 05:01 PM

Is it possible to export HD Quicktime uncompressed?
 
I need to render a sequence as a HD Quicktime uncompressed. Is it possible in Liquid 7? It was shot 1280x720 with the HD100.

David Parks June 23rd, 2007 06:01 PM

Yes you can. Just choose "none" on Quicktime export and I would choose best depth. It will be one massively large file though.

Just curious as to where the sequence is going. If going to FCP you might consider Black Magic codec.

Michael Maier June 23rd, 2007 08:24 PM

I tried that, but then you don't have the option to chose HD.
It will be used as a source to up the resolution to 2K.
The post house asked it that way.

David Parks June 23rd, 2007 09:35 PM

Try this:

Export/Quicktime/Modify Preset/(Dial 1280x720)/ then click advanced settings for compression type "none".

This should work other than that I don't know what to tell you.

Good Luck

Michael Maier June 24th, 2007 04:07 AM

That's what I "tried" first. But it's still says NTSC 4:3 and I don't see how to change it. Just changing it to 1280x720 is enough and all will render out as it should? Because when I couldn't change the NTSC and 4:3 I just thought I was doing it wrong and didn't render it out.

Malameel Shawky June 24th, 2007 04:42 AM

Try reinstalling quicktime.

I had a problem once with mpeg2 export (on an Avid Symphony) and the Avid Techs told just to reinstall quicktime, and guess what, it worked. At this point give it a try.

Good Luck.
M

David Parks June 24th, 2007 12:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Michael Maier (Post 701864)
That's what I "tried" first. But it's still says NTSC 4:3 and I don't see how to change it. Just changing it to 1280x720 is enough and all will render out as it should? Because when I couldn't change the NTSC and 4:3 I just thought I was doing it wrong and didn't render it out.

Yes, changing to 1280x720 is 16:9 and it should render as such. I think what is happening is that you're seeing the original title of the preset that Avid has already setup for and it was 4:3 NTSC. And I think what you're doing is changing the NTSC 4:3 preset and not saving the preset with a new name. It can be confusing.


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