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batch export
Hey,
I need to be able to create a simple workflow for people I work with (who have no experience with Final Cut) that:
Enables them to do a batch export and conversion so that they can use their clips in PowerPoint on a windows machine.
I know that I am able to use cleaner, but I am trying to come up with the simplest ‘idiot proof’ workflow so that people can learn to do this
themselves and i can get on with my actual work!!
At the moment I am experimenting with the different compression in the batch export list ( The windows machine however
does not like the Quicktime ‘file wrapper’) and also playing around with compressor ( i have never used compressor before
and while think it is relatively straight forward…….. not sure about others, besides the windows machine, running XP will not
even recognise the files created in compressor)
Thanks very Much For your Time
Mellanie Wulf – Australia
G5 Mac, Final Cut HD to some dodge PC running XP -
2 Replies
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Just so you Know….. I’m not bagging the people I work with…… But need a rearlly really really simple straitforward proceedure otherwise people will not even have a go!
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[mellaie wulf] “The windows machine however does not like the Quicktime ‘file wrapper’)”
[mellaie wulf] “the windows machine, running XP will not even recognise the files created in compressor) “
Is QuickTime actually installed on the Windows machine that will have to play these files? What version? What settings are you using on your production machine to compress the video?
You might consider getting one of the new WMV export components from Popwire or Flip4Mac and using that on your Mac to compress the video for the Windows machine.
Regards,
Walter Soyka
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