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1920×1080 render from PMW EX1
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Interesting.
A quick jump over to iStock, and I saw that a HD quicktime movie there was rendered with the JpegMotion B codec, which Vegas has.
Maybe you should start there.Good luck.
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John,
Been there, done that. Motion JPEG A and Motion JPEG B, as I understand it, are for interlaced video. My footage is almost exclusively progressive, for which Photo-JPEG is recommended. Not that it makes any difference that I can actually see, having tried them all!
Sure do appreciate your input on this.
Fraser Howard / Toronto
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Hi John,
I just reviewed this post (10th post in the thread) and re. yours: “Quicktime H.264 not available in Vegas” – this is available. Select Main Concept AVC/AAC (*.mp4) then confirm the custom template settings. Please note: I find that single pass, variable bit rate, maximum 10,000,000 (bps) and average 4,000,000 (bps), provides excellent results from my 1920 mxf source files. This will produce a H.264 Quicktime file which plays back in the Quicktime 7 player. Actually, this is my preferred render format, possibly 2nd best only to Blu-ray which of course you can’t edit.
Hope this is helpful…
Fraser Howard / Toronto
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