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  • Becky Balsano

    October 6, 2013 at 11:04 pm in reply to: Edited in H264

    Thank you Shane!
    Just did a small part of the film the way you suggested. No glitches, no green bits,
    no jumping, etc – played fine on the DVD player.

    I set the sequence compressor for pro res 422 as you said. In the sequence settings it also
    has the render tab – should I be setting that at 422 as well? Right now it is at 264 –
    The clips in the timeline still read h264 as well – should that have changed with the render?

    Also the quality isn’t nearly as good as the piece that I did going directly from the timeline (h264) to
    compressor – although perhaps because this is raw, it would produce better quality?

    The quicktime, compressor version that worked on DVD is rather distorted –
    looks like wide screen to fit television.
    Also the colors are much rougher than in the original. I know that DVD does that –
    but any suggestions?

    Sorry to pick your brain so intensely – but I’m just so grateful to have help.
    Feel free to bug out any time. 🙂 THANK YOU!

    Also – the quicktime movie before I put it into DVD pro is huge – is there anything I can do about that?

  • Becky Balsano

    October 6, 2013 at 11:02 pm in reply to: Edited in H264

    Thank you Shane!
    Just did a small part of the film the way you suggested. No glitches, no green bits,
    no jumping, etc – played fine on the DVD player.

    I set the sequence compressor for pro res 422 as you said. In the sequence settings it also
    has the render tab – should I be setting that at 422 as well? Right now it is at 264 –
    The clips in the timeline still read h264 as well – should that have changed with the render?

    Also the quality isn’t nearly as good as the piece that I did going directly from the timeline (h264) to
    compressor – although perhaps because this is raw, it would produce better quality?

    The quicktime, compressor version that worked on DVD is rather distorted –
    looks like wide screen to fit television.
    Also the colors are much rougher than in the original. I know that DVD does that –
    but any suggestions?

    Sorry to pick your brain so intensely – but I’m just so grateful to have help.
    Feel free to bug out at any time. 🙂 THANK YOU!

  • Becky Balsano

    October 6, 2013 at 5:41 pm in reply to: Oops, I edited H.264 natively in FCP – now what?

    I know this was posted sometime ago – but I am having the same issues –
    full timeline edited in h264 – did you find a way around this – and is it possible to use compressor to
    without changing to pro res?

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