Daniel Low
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There are a number of different MPEG-2 output types. Program stream, elementary stream and transport stream, which one are you outputting to? – What extension does the file have? Are you sure you enabled audio in compressor?
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Daniel Low
October 26, 2008 at 11:44 pm in reply to: QT ref and seperate audio into one file with Compressor 3No, I don’t think Compressor is capable of doing that but it’s pretty trivial for you to do it in Quicktime pro.
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Apples documentation in this case is excellent and in my opinion this manual is the best place to start. There’s a full introduction to the UI, the terms used a quick workflow and then how to import media, preview and modify settings and so on. It then goes into specifics on each output format and then gets advanced. (The manual is installed when you install the application)
If you still have no clue after reading through that then you could fork $$ out for this: https://www.rippletraining.com/compressor_products.html
But in my opinion you’ll learn more by playing.Lastly use google or if you are having a problem with something more specific then ask here.
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October 25, 2008 at 6:54 pm in reply to: compression for large screen computer art piece?Are you using a special piece of software or hardware to spilt the video across those screens?
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I’ve tried to do this as well for the purpose of training. It’s very difficult to convincingly recreate stuff like this.
I’d love to hear from anybody who has found a successful way
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I’d email them direct, I’m pretty sure nobody from there visits here!
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There are hundreds of video encoders for the PC. If you want a good, all round encoding application have a look at Procoder, or Sorenson Squeeze.
Also, does it matter if I convert to SWF or FLV? Will they both do the same thing in the end?
Yes it does matter, it depends on your application. No they won’t both do the same thing in the end:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SWF
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FLV
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Please see the post from Sarah Sharp below, it’ll be a great starting point for you.
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Have you tried switching it in the FCP browser?
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There are a whole bunch of threads I’ve answered in the forum recently covering the same subject, one starts a few threads below this one….
See how you go with those and if you still have problems or you don’t understand something, then there’s a bunch of people more than happy to help
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