24 FPS for the Web…

[Jeff Carpenter]

Going through another site (like Google video) is probably a good idea. I’ve had good sucess with Youtube. Youtube videos can also be embedded in blogs. Here’s what I’ve had success with:

Make a 4×3 DV project and drag your HDV sequence into it. It will make a letterboxed video image.

Go to FILE -> EXPORT -> QUICKTIME CONVERSION

Set it to a quicktime movie with these settings:
VIDEO
H.264
100 kilobits per second

640×480

AUDIO
AAC
MONO – 41.1 khz
128 bit
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Your file has to be less than 10 minutes AND under 100 MB. If it’s longer than 10 minutes, make it into 2 parts.

If you get a file smaller than 100 MB, go back in and raise the video bit rate higher. Keep trying until you get something between 90-99 MB. Youtube will compress it again once you submit it, so give it the largest file you can!

[Omar Estrada]

Hi Guys!

Thanks a lot; I think I did it thanks of your help!

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[Rafael Amador]

Hi Annalee,
Great you’ve got it.. Beautiful blog. beautiful movie. Beautiful land. Beautiful people.
Best luck for the festival. I wish I could be there sipping a Pi

[Omar Estrada]

Hi Rafael!

It

[Rafael Amador]

Hi man, sorry for the mistake.
I’ll write that in the blog.
And don’t forget that the editor is the guy in the shadow who amends all the mistakes of the shooting and resolve the movie. So be proud (in the shadow).
Un saludo,
rafael

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[Omar Estrada]

LOL, Seguro!!!!

Un abrazo