FCPHD to Quick Time to Cleaner question at DVinfo.net

Ron Jones · July 29th, 2005, 07:11 AM

If I am exporting a movie in FCPHD, and I use Quick Time (not Quick Time compression) and I am bringing into Cleaner were I would make settings for Quick Time Movie. Do I need any pacific settings when exporting from FCPHD? Not sure on this. Does Cleaner over ride FCPHD settings?

Also when exporting a movie from FCPHD to use in iDVD, what settings should I use in FCPHD for best quality output for iDVD?

Thanks, Ron

Zach Mull · July 29th, 2005, 01:15 PM

For iDVD, you should definitely export using "Current Settings" and including "Audio and Video." This merely maintains the resolution and settings in which you've been editing. This is also what I do when compressing for web or DVD with applications like Cleaner, and I don't think you would gain enough (if anything) for it to be worth the time and disk space to export uncompressed video from FCP (unless, of course, you're editing uncompressed).

Ron Jones · July 29th, 2005, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Zach Mull

For iDVD, you should definitely export using "Current Settings" and including "Audio and Video." This merely maintains the resolution and settings in which you've been editing. This is also what I do when compressing for web or DVD with applications like Cleaner, and I don't think you would gain enough (if anything) for it to be worth the time and disk space to export uncompressed video from FCP (unless, of course, you're editing uncompressed).

Thanks Much! Ron

July 29th, 2005, 07:11 AM	#1
Ron Jones Regular Crew Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Boston, MA Posts: 95	FCPHD to Quick Time to Cleaner question If I am exporting a movie in FCPHD, and I use Quick Time (not Quick Time compression) and I am bringing into Cleaner were I would make settings for Quick Time Movie. Do I need any pacific settings when exporting from FCPHD? Not sure on this. Does Cleaner over ride FCPHD settings? Also when exporting a movie from FCPHD to use in iDVD, what settings should I use in FCPHD for best quality output for iDVD? Thanks, Ron

July 29th, 2005, 01:15 PM	#2
Zach Mull Major Player Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 273	For iDVD, you should definitely export using "Current Settings" and including "Audio and Video." This merely maintains the resolution and settings in which you've been editing. This is also what I do when compressing for web or DVD with applications like Cleaner, and I don't think you would gain enough (if anything) for it to be worth the time and disk space to export uncompressed video from FCP (unless, of course, you're editing uncompressed).