Daniel Low
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Give the encoding application the same clip as you are working on, there’s no reason to introduce an intermediate codec into your workflow.
You might want to do a search here on how to fix freezing/hanging issues with compressor
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[Rami Nasr] “After effects CS4 to create a clip, I then rendered a none compressed AVI
Then I used sorenson squeeze 5.0.2 To create either an FLV either an MP4 H264 codec for the web”
Can you tell us some more information on the source clip? (Dimensions, interlaced or progressive etc….)
Can you tell us exactly what settings you used in Squeeze?
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You have given us very little information to go on. Please read this post:
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/20/862073
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I think one could summarise by saying that it is clear (more so than at any time recently) that you should be delivering your content encoded with H.264. It is clearly going to be the future delivery format of choice (if not already); viewable using Flash, sliverlight or the iPhone (and many other mobile devices). On2 has, and always will be fighting a loosing battle. The sad thing for them is that they keep making stupid claims about the superiority of their codec over H.264 that are so easily debunked in most, but not all cases. – See Doom9 forums and here:
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Daniel Low
May 23, 2009 at 4:28 pm in reply to: Up-rezing / up-sizing dv to dv anamorphic (frame controls)No worries.
The bottom line here is that if you scale 4:3 dv to fully fit into a 16:9 frame, you will loose a fair bit of the picture and it will look pretty crap and pixelated. Compressor will do a bit of a better job than FCP, but you will find FCP much easier to realize visually what the end result will look like. There are other applications like shake and AE, as well as plugins for FCP that can do a better job. I’m at the pub so I can’t send you any links at the moment.
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Daniel Low
May 23, 2009 at 3:38 pm in reply to: Up-rezing / up-sizing dv to dv anamorphic (frame controls)By the way Brendon, we are not just droids here to answer your questions.
I politely asked how you got on with another issue I helped you with recently and you seemed to have ignored me.
If you wish to continue to get help here can I suggest that you might like to raise the level of communication with people on this forum?
Your feedback might help others and saying thanks is free of charge.
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Daniel Low
May 23, 2009 at 11:09 am in reply to: Up-rezing / up-sizing dv to dv anamorphic (frame controls)Here’s a great article on the subject:
https://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/faking_it.html
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Daniel Low
May 22, 2009 at 11:48 pm in reply to: Up-rezing / up-sizing dv to dv anamorphic (frame controls)[Brendan Pyatt] “I have some DV footage that I would like to up-size or is it up-rez (?) to DV anamorphic. “
That doesn’t make any sense. DV is DV. 720×480 NTSC, 720×576 PAL – you can’t get it any bigger than that.
Are you saying you have some 4:3 content you want to make 16:9?
Or?
By the way – how did you get on with the last issue you had?
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/20/862353
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1080i should be deinterlaced during the transcode to SD.
Compressor is capable of *much* higher quality scaling and deinterlacing than Squeeze, when used correctly.
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Squeeze has had an update that seems to have fixed deinterlacing:
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