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compress for web – text breaks up during motion
Hi,
I am having a problem compressing a video for the web. The video looks great until the credits come onto the screen at the end.
I am using Compressor to export a Quicktime with these settings:
Codec: H.264
FSP: 30
Keyframes: Automatic
Data rate: restricted to 775 kbits/sec
Image size: 480X320I turn on frame controls, set everything to “Best” and I have it set to progressive scanning.
The video originally had a black bar behind the text with 50% opacity, and I thought that was causing some problems when trying to compress. When I removed the black bar, the text still breaks up at the end.
I have tried setting keyframes every 10 frames and every 30 frames, I’ve tried increasing the data rate, nothing seems to fix this problem.
Anyone have any ideas?
Here is a link to the video. Like I said, it’s the credits near the end that break up, the rest of the video comes out nice.
https://www.robgrauert.com/sixminutespage.html
Works best if you use Firefox or Safari. And you’ll need Quicktime player installed on your computer.
Thanks for the help guys.
Robert J. Grauert, Jr.
http://www.robgrauert.com -
2 Replies
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Ummm, that’s a quite intesting type of breakup of the text.
I suggest changing your keyframe setting to every 300 frames.Also, you have distorted the video by choosing a frame size that is neither 4:3 or 16:9 – what aspect ratio are you aiming at? It *has* to be one or the other, as it is, your circular medals are oval and everybody looks short and fat!
See this to choose the right size:
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/20/862224__________________________________________________________________
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oh, you’re right. that flash calculator says it should be 480X360. I had 480X320.
Thanks.
Robert J. Grauert, Jr.
http://www.robgrauert.com
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