Chris Babbitt
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Well, that explains it then. Thanks Shane.
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A bit off-topic, Shane, but, does this mean that if I play an HD Quicktime from my laptop to an HD monitor or projector through the DVI output, I am not getting full quality since it merely mirrors the computer display?
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Still no Blu-Ray support…..
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Have you looked at it on an SD monitor? In my experience, even standard-def broadcast or cable TV looks lousy on an HD monitor. The best way to evaluate SD video is on a SD monitor.
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Thanks Craig. I’ll give that a try.
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Craig,
Why do you prefer using the Clip Browser to copy the BPAV folder vs. just dragging it over to your hard drive?
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They ARE files on the card, just like the files shot at the higher bit-rate.
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Dan,
I tried it. Quicktime export from FCP, highest quality, multi-pass, etc., 1280×720. It took over two hours for a 3 min. piece, and direct comparison with the one I did in Compressor revealed no difference to my eyes, even though it was almost three times the file size, and after all that, one of my Chroma Key renders came out all screwed up.
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Thanks guys.
With that in mind, which H.264 preset in Compressor will give me the least amount of compression. If I use Apple TV HD (5000 kbs) I still see evidence of compression in some of the shots. I can afford a larger file size. Is there something better in Compressor? -
It’s shutter speed. Look for ECS (Extended Clear Scan Mode) which allows you to set shutter speed by frequency.