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MOV h.264 format rendering
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yep. you are right. Thanks. Well, that answered my questions. THANKS A BAZILLION!
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Ya know what is SUPER funny? Comcast said that they could only accept 720 x 480 SD lol…. SO the video ended up letter boxed and lower quality. WONK wonk.
In short, I did get the MP4 to work. and I also was able to change the file to .mov by just changing the name from mp4 to mov
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[Raf Erosa] “Comcast said that they could only accept 720 x 480 SD lol…. SO the video ended up letter boxed and lower quality. WONK wonk.”
Wow, all that work for nothing.
[Raf Erosa] “In short, I did get the MP4 to work. and I also was able to change the file to .mov by just changing the name from mp4 to mov”
Yea, the MPEG4 container is a subset of the QuickTime container so renaming the files works really nicely.
~jr
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Hello
I’m real new to this but I have a question.You mentioned to RENAME the file HOW DO YOU RENAME THE FILE.
– Render to MainConcept AVC or Sony AVC. Both will produce an AVC/H.264 MP4 file. Then just rename the .mp4 file to .mov and send it off. MP4 is a proper subset of the QuickTime MOV container.
Can you be specific.
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[Mark Tara] “You mentioned to RENAME the file HOW DO YOU RENAME THE FILE.”
Change the extension from .mp4 to .mov
For example, myvideo.mp4 is changed to myvideo.mov
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what are the best settings? i shot some black magic pro res 422 and want to render it out for a film festival.
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[tommy perez] “what are the best settings? i shot some black magic pro res 422 and want to render it out for a film festival.”
What formats does the film festival accept? That’s the first question. Usually the Internet templates and high quality. You can always adjust the bit-rate to get the file size you want and with MainConcept AVC you can select the 2-pass option to get the best quality for a given bit rate.
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Hello John,You can rename files .m2ts and .m2t as .mov?
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[Hugo Burgos] “You can rename files .m2ts and .m2t as .mov?”
No, I don’t believe that you can. You can rename MP4 files as MOV because the video is AVC/H.264, but m2ts files are MPEG-2 Transport Streams. They would need to be re-wrapped in a MOV container, not just renamed.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasstsoftware.com
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