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December 15th, 2006, 03:42 PM
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Inner Circle
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DVC7- What's latest and greatest way to encode
Okay all. Went through this earlier this year, but I am wondering what best ways to encode are for viewer convenience as well as quality.
Looks like Window Media HD uses up about 150 mb for 3 minutes, so will have to use something else on that side What about Quicktime.. I have Pro, but last time noone seemed to able to encode well with it because it lighted up everything.... Anybody ?
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December 15th, 2006, 11:11 PM
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Major Player
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Hi Chris
Hello Chris,
I use Final Cut Pro and a Mac and have a basic 7.0.1 quicktime version. For the web, I have had pretty good luck with the following. Am not sure if any of this will translate for you, but hope it helps: File>Export using quicktime conversion Click options for all the "goodies" Select>Compression Type>Sorenson Video 3 Frame Rate>30 (best) Key Frames>300 Compressor Quality> Medium to High (I like high) Size>Type in 320x240 Sound>IMA 4:1 32 kHz 16 bit This comes out with a 03:18 minute movie around 28 MB and looks good. Hope this helps Best wishes~ Bradley |
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December 16th, 2006, 12:35 AM
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Bradley. Thanks. I will give that a try in Premiere and see what I come up with.
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