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Final Cut Pro to Compressor or Quicktime
Where do I begin. This should be simple but for some reson I am having nothing but problems. I am using Final cut pro 6. My timeline is complete its rendered and ready to output. My footage is in HD (1440 x 1080). What do I do next? I have been sending everything over to compressor, however the quality is not the greatest and it takes forever and a day. My timeline is 1:26:00 I am using a VBR of 4 & 6.5 estimated time of completion is 26 hours. I tried using quicktime conversion from a recommondation not very good. I do several projects that are 1 to 2 hours in legnth can anyone recommond how to convert to a DVD in a timly manner with good quality. I know this topic has been talked about several times and I have read several articles but nothing seems to be working. So any suggestions would be much apprieciated.
Thank you in advance,
Kevin Quinn
KTR Video ProductionsKevin Quinn
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It has been discussed so many times that was included in the FAQ at the top of this forum. I suggest that you check it out and acquaint yourself with other topics there while you’re at it.
David Roth Weiss
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