[Haji Man]

hi!
thanks for the replay, I plan to sweep the ssd on a daily bases,
for each project would be up to 150 gigs. about the droping in price…
it doesnt show yet in my country

[Haji Man]

…another strange thing just came up (happened also before) clips that I see in the timeline are not the same when I export- I mark in and out on such clip, export and it just export different clip

I’ll check it again but i think that if I open it in cs4 it wont happen just will take for ever

[Haji Man]

Hi!
forgot about another option…

I think actually most people or half of the people watch it now from their TV directly. since I’m using the good old CRT-tv I’m not sure about it, what formats are most common and what about long sequences?
thank you

[Haji Man]

Hi Danny!
thanks for your comment.

I got it now. I’m still wondering about the best way to deliver my product- for example: I’m doing mostly wedding which mean 1 hour movie devided to 5/6 clips shot in full HD.

my question is :
to export one long sequence as H.264? bluray?
to export separated clips as H.264?

the problem now is that one long sequence can get up to 7/8 giga which mean that in most home computers it wont run smooth (in H.264 you cannot skip inside the sequence between clips), and if it’s separated clips it will run smooth but the costumers would not be able to see it is a whole.
thanks again

[Haji Man]

Hi Brian!
I’ve mentioned that the files are PAL/SD and I will add that I’m looking for a solution (if possible) without converting ’cause there are many files.
Thanks.

[Haji Man]

Hi I’m looking for the same thing. did you find a solution?