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Podcasts
I am required to do a weekly podcast of our church’s sermon series’. I have tried several ways to encode the files so that they will not only download to Itunes but to an Ipod as well. I used to create an m4v file through Quicktime pro from an edited avi in Premier Pro 1.0. I have since upgraded to Premier Pro 2.0 and it has several more encoding options. Does anyone have any suggestions that may help me with this dilemma? I would really like to do all of this in Premier rather than having to go to the $30 Quicktime encoder.
Thanks,
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I’m afraid you still have to go the Quicktime route, it is by far the easiest/fastest way that I’ve seen.
I usually export uncompressed from PP2 and let QT do the hard work.
Vince
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Thanks Vince. I wish there were a way to consolidate this. Rendering times are killing me and my computer is pretty amped up to handle large files.
Eric
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I use Quicktime Pro for podcasts. It is just the only way I can get what I want.
Steven
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I take my dvd of the preaching portion of the service and pop it into a mac. Instant handbrake provides a one stop and super quick conversion from the source DVD to Ipod or podcast compatible video. From that point, I just move it to the server along with the xml file. It’s pretty painless.
Ron from Maui
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