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It depends – there’s no “simple” answer here.
Very little on the Internet truly streams, but rather, progressively streams. The youtube setting is ‘good enough’ for vimeo, youtube, blip.tv etc.
Could they be better settings? Yes – it’s a tradeoff of size of upload against quality (to a degree.) Most of those sites will (possibly) recompress your media and will certainly do so for downconversions.
Hosting it privately, again, mostly likely progressive streaming, is optimized when you make assumptions about your clients connection. Your encodes should be about .5-1mb/s for SD, 2-4 for 720 mb/s , and 3-8 mb/s for 1080.
But Compressor is where it’s at – not QuickTime exports.
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Create your projects and Events on the Raid.
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Jeff G
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Type Youtube in the search box of the presets and use that.
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Jeff Greenberg
August 9, 2011 at 2:45 pm in reply to: MAJOR problems compressing and FCP sequence in CompressorYou might want to try Compressor repair – if this doesn’t work, there are other workarounds.
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Here are the basics to Troubleshooting compressor.
You might want to just start with Compressor Repair from Digital Rebellion.
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Jeff G
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[Ben Edwards] “What I am wondering is to what extend I will be able to finish corporate/web/university jobs using MC alone”
Yes, there are many people that have been doing this for years and years – even with Xpress DV; Is there a specific concern/need that you don’t think that MC in some way performs?
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Have you tried the Compressor Preset (not with a QuickTime intermediate) through Send to Compressor?
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Jeff G
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Jeremy,
There are several things possibly going on here that I can think of.
For years there’s been a struggle with the gamma values on the mac – Apple has picked 1.8 (the same as broadcast tv) where PCs are 2.2. And QuickTime/fcp are caught in the middle.
Your video card may not be handling the video correctly – what version of OSX are you using? 10.6.8? FCP 7.0.3?
Your system may be calibrated incorrectly.At the end of the day, if you shoot it, edit it and it outputs fine, it may not be worth tracking down.
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Jeff Greenberg
August 8, 2011 at 11:23 pm in reply to: Set Auto-Rendering After Period of InactivityNope; no auto preview.
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There’s another zero cost solution for cross platform file copying.
It works out of the box with Win7 and 10.6.5 (or later.) – it’s called ExFAT and you’ll find it if you reformat the drive in disk utility.
Works great with 4gb+ files; only FCPX doesn’t like it for a storage drive.
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Jeff G
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