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Desmond Burgess
September 21, 2009 at 11:25 pm in reply to: export then import quicktime movies on a large project……

124 minutes….perfect. Looks like I’ll be trimming it down a bit. 🙂

I’m still shopping around for a post house thats easy to work with on a tiny project. I’m in LA if anyone knows anyone they would suggest.

Thanks for the great info.
Desmond Burgess
September 21, 2009 at 9:43 pm in reply to: export then import quicktime movies on a large project……

Well I’ve heard from several post people its a good idea to have a totally lossless large png file for any transfers, but it may not be standard practice, I don’t know. Seems you can get quite different advice depending on who you speak to…

So Uncompressed 10-bit Quicktime movie is just as good/or better? Do you think that would actually be a faster export?

I guess I should be looking for whatever works best with various conversions. I need the one good final export where I can end up in digitbeta, betasp, dvd, etc; the master file I can compress or do whatever off.

So quicktime uncompressed would work?

Thanks again
Desmond Burgess
September 21, 2009 at 9:09 pm in reply to: export then import quicktime movies on a large project……

Hey David, thanks for the response!

Good to hear its a practical solution to do it that way.

I have to end up on either Digibeta or BetaSP for festival exhibition. Seemed like an easier way to do it to have those already assembled movie clips on a timeline as opposed to individual clips for the big final png export, as its already gonna take forever…

Would you suggest another approach?