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export format- please help asap
Hello,
I have a question regarding export formats.
I filmed and edited a wedding in full hd, and now I want to burn a dvd. Its way too big though. I do not have compressor. Which format should I export it in without loosing too much quality? I tried a proress 422hq and than h264. Please help.
thank you
Markus Krug -
7 Replies
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H264 is not to be re-compressed. Proress will be OK to make the MPEG-2
You say that you don’t have Compressor, so what do you have to make the MPEG-2?
You need iDVD, DVDSTPro ot at least Toast Titanium to do that compression.
rafael -
I have Idvd, but videos I made there had terrible quality. Im sure Im doing something wrong. Please help.
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Hi Markus,
About iDVD, sorry but I can not help you much; I’ve never used it.
Have a look in the preferences to see if there is any quality option.
Rafael -
If you’re going to iDVD export to QuickTime Movie, nothing else. Do not recompress.
All the best,
Tom
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[Markus Krug] “I do not have compressor.”
How do you not have Compressor?
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[Markus Krug] “I do not have compressor”
What version of FCP are you using?
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If you have FCS 3 ( which you don’t because it has compressor ) just choose share and choose DVD.
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