Greg Schoenbaechler
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Okay last question. Took a harder look at the footage and the guy who shot it didn’t lock the camera down real well so there is some even if minimal movement. What’s the best way to do this with a little camera movement?
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Thanks, but one question. What if the TV was on? Plus it might be worth noting that there was a lot of light in the room so the TV screen is extremely hot. Also it’s a flat screen TV.
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You got it. There are multiple shots in the scene but there’s no movement, which should make it considerably easier. I could just throw the image up there easily by resizing it and stuff and have done that before but it was lackluster. Just looking for the best looking way to do it.
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I mean 30 mega bytes.
Anyhow I’d use for either MPEG-4 or H.264. with either of those it would be difficult to get anywhere near 30 MegaByte for 1 minute’s worth.
You see that’s the problem. It will not allow me to upload mpeg-4s. If I was able to the problem would have been solved long ago. FCP and Avid don’t export to mpeg1s so do you have a suggesting in that case?
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Still way too wide a goal post. There’s a huge difference between MPEG-1 and MPEG-2. What EXACTLY do you need to deliver and what is it going to be used for?
It’s being used as my reel for a website I created. So just over a minute long and I need it to be under 30 mb with good quality. That help?
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[Greg Schoenbaechler] “Whenever I convert the movie into a 480×360 avi the quality is lackluster”
AVI what? AVI is just a container and is outdated and unsupported. What AVI codec are you targeting?
1. Whenever I export it as an avi in cinepack compression the quality is sketchy and if I convert it in QT Pro as DV/DVCPro NTSC of course it kicks it to 720×480.
[Greg Schoenbaechler] “Any suggestions on ways for me to export it into a mpeg, wmv, mpg or avi at high quality? I figure I can do Flip4Mac but I don’t want to spend $99 for something I don’t anticipate on using very often.”mpg and MPEG are the same thing: MPEG 1 or 2. If you want to do wmv on a Mac, you need flip4mac or bootcamp into windows and use Windows Media Encoder.
2. Lol I thought the mpeg/mpg thing was weird too. Thanks what my website said so just going verbatim. Looked into it a little more and I’m fine without having to flip it to a wmv but do need to get an mpeg 1 of 2 or good looking avi. Any are fine but I’m just not sure how to go about it.
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Thanks but what do I do if there are other parts of the video that are the same color yet I want those parts to be black and white as well?