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  • Jcbtoche

    May 17, 2007 at 5:33 pm in reply to: Typography Animation

    Glad to hear that Walter!
    I’ll try to do that monday at work. (unfortunately i can’t try at home with my old powerbook….)

    Regards,
    Toche

  • Jcbtoche

    April 4, 2007 at 11:37 am in reply to: The best way to import a 45″ TV ad from DVD to FCP

    My Easy Setup is DV-PAL 48kHz
    My Sequence Settings are:
    – 720×576 CCIR601/DV PAL (5:4)
    – APL – CCIR 601 (720×576)
    – Lower (Even)
    – DV-PAL 100% 48kHz 16bits Default

    My DVD is a film shot with a DV cam (it’s a viral film, so the quality is bad)

    In MPEGStream, my export is DV PAL 720×576 25fps 4:3 Frame Blending, Better Downscaling Deinterlace Video

    The film is much better now in FCP and my FCP doesn’t crash anymore. So again Thanks 🙂

    Now, i’ve to export it in MPEG2 Program Stream muxed.
    – The source must be “Source Aspect Ratio” and “Tagged in the header”.
    – MPEG2 4:2:0 Program Stream.
    – 7500kb/s video bitrate
    – GOP 1 B frames Between Reference
    – 2 P frames in Gop
    – Audio Mpeg layer 2 384 kbps

    Any idea how to do that?

    Next i’ve to export it on YouTube. I’ve already done but i don’t know if it’s the best way… Export my FCP to 8 Bit uncompressed (i guess DV was fine too) and then export it with MPEGStreamclip in H264 320x 240 120kbs mono… (it’s uploading now)

    Toche

  • Jcbtoche

    April 3, 2007 at 10:48 pm in reply to: The best way to import a 45″ TV ad from DVD to FCP

    Thanks to all you! I just install it… there is a lot of options 🙂
    I try with “Export to Quicktime” uncompressed 8 bit… but the movie size is too big.
    I try with “Export to DV” (DV 25) PAL. It’s better but the bitrate is too high (57 mbits in Quicktime player) compare to the 9 mbits of the DVD… no? (i’m a beginner…)

    When my project is done, I’ve to make an MPEG2 4:2:0 Program Stream with audio Mpeg layer 2. I will try with MPEG Streamclip too.

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