QT 7 install

Keith Larsen
May 5, 2005 at 4:29 pm

Yeah I lost my QT Pro 6 license BUT it does not affect the performance of using QT Pro exports through FCP. I am doing my first H.264 export now of a :30 second spot and MAN is taking some time. You have the option of paying Apple for a new QT Pro license to use the features in the QT Player now, or just wait unitl you get FCP 5 and you’ll have a new one.

-Keith

Keith Larsen
Founder
Connecticut Final Cut Pro User Group
CTFCPUG
Nathan Beaman
May 6, 2005 at 12:06 am

i’m doing the same thing now – with a pro license – and it has taken forever. The final file looks incredible with the recommended settings – but it is twice the size of the file with a sorenson codec
Eric
May 6, 2005 at 10:51 am

Thanks for the input. AFAI understand it now, not having a pro license for quicktime 7 still lets me export quicktime files from FCP, right?
Keith Larsen
May 7, 2005 at 2:24 am

Correct. So far, I am getting nice results from the H.264 exports. One weird thing: I made one at full res & full motion, and then made one half screen (320 x 240) and the little guy had a bigger file size! I’ll play some more.

-Keith

Keith Larsen
Founder
Connecticut Final Cut Pro User Group
CTFCPUG

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