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  • Daniel Low

    March 10, 2009 at 11:01 pm

    As far as I know you can’t. Droplets are specific to your machine, cluster, network etc.

    If you want settings from somebody else, get them to send you a compressor setting and create a Droplet from there

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  • Lars Cuzner

    March 10, 2009 at 11:17 pm

    Ok, thanks Daniel. In that case, would all the necessary settings be visable in the droplet?

    And While I have you here…

    The compression I am doing is from PAL assets, the droplets are done by someone who is in NTSC. Should this matter? I mean, I am compressing for web, it shouldn’t matter right?

  • Daniel Low

    March 10, 2009 at 11:55 pm

    [lars cuzner] “In that case, would all the necessary settings be visable in the droplet? “

    Yes, if you can open and interpret them.

    [lars cuzner] “The compression I am doing is from PAL assets, the droplets are done by someone who is in NTSC. Should this matter? I mean, I am compressing for web, it shouldn’t matter right? “

    Yes it does matter, PAL and NTSC have different frame sizes and frame rates, you want to compress PAL to 25fps not 30fps, etc, keyframes and GOPs change too.

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  • Lars Cuzner

    March 11, 2009 at 2:57 pm

    Hey Daniel, how would you feel about me emailing you that droplet and you telling me what is messed up from a PAL perspective? My email is lars@larscuzner.com

    Doesn’t seem to me that it carries enough information, but what do I know.

    Art films. I do all filming and post. Using Sony EX 1 and FCP 6.

  • Daniel Low

    March 13, 2009 at 11:36 am

    To look inside a droplet, right click on it > Show Package Contents and find the Settings folder in Resources. In there drag your settings file onto TextEdit.

    If you could copy and paste that here that would be great.

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  • Lars Cuzner

    March 13, 2009 at 4:05 pm

    Here is one that is giving me some choppiness right now.

    From droplet:

    Do%2520not%2520use%2520on%2520aspects%2520other%2520than%2520specified%2520-%2520will%2520cause%2520picture%2520distortion.%2520Mimics%2520Apple%2520Trailer.%2520default-destinationmovyesyes01 2 3 0 Y 0 1 1 2-100avc11167360001no

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    Art films. I do all filming and post. Using Sony EX 1 and FCP 6.

  • Lars Cuzner

    March 13, 2009 at 4:39 pm

    well, that didn’t work,

    Try this

    or other suggestions?

    Do%2520not%2520use%2520on%2520aspects%2520other%2520than%2520specified%2520-%2520will%2520cause%2520picture%2520distortion.
    %2520Mimics%2520Apple%2520Trailer.%2520
    default-destinationmovyesyes01 2 3 0 Y 0 1 1 2-100avc11167360001no

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    Art films. I do all filming and post. Using Sony EX 1 and FCP 6.

  • Daniel Low

    March 13, 2009 at 7:19 pm

    That setting appears to be for AVC (H.264) at 1920×1080 – not PAL.

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