Aaron Porteous
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Well the reason I ask, is because I’m looking for an effective way to streamline this process. I’d like to be able to “compress for bluray” multiple projects overnight, then burn them all in the morning (using the Create Disc app).. Instead of compress and burn for 4 hrs for one project at a time.
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Wow thanks! That really did exactly what I wanted. Is there any chance I can edit the menu, or change the video too?
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My files are already compressed. Is there a way to get the compressed bluray files back into that share dialog to make another bluray?
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Is there a way to do it without Toast? The menus Toast provides don’t exactly work – or look good. Plus all my chapters disappear.
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Does anyone use accelerator cards? Does that make a difference for compressing?
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We are using HDV 1080p30. How do you set up virtual clustering?
Thanks so much. Does more than 4g ram make more of a difference? Or is 4gb all you need. Just wondering where the math is. Got a Quad core G5, but it’s an old one. We’re looking at upgrading, just not sure what to get.
Exporting from fcp as quicktime first is faster than compressing straight from fcp to compressor?
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So how fast does it compress? How long should it generally take to compress 2hrs of HD video?
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Does Toast work faster than Compressor? I’m trying to crunch down the time for doing same-day turnaround in HD. My videos are 2hrs long, and I’d like to get the compression down to 2hrs as well if possible. Overnight compressing is killing me. I could do it with Standard Definition footage.
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How fast does it typically compress using Compressor?
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Ok I deinterlaced everything, resized everything, and here’s my result as compared to the old one:
It still looks interlaced… Should I export it to flv straight out of final cut? I exported it to a H-264 quicktime and then to flv this time..