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  • Samantha Steiner

    March 18, 2010 at 6:24 pm in reply to: Converting to set spec list

    Wow thanks Andy. I went ahead and tried it out. It saves as .mov is that okay? I thought MPEG2 saved as like m2v or something crazy like that. Also is there a way to to check to make sure all the specs are correct? It really didn’t give me an option to customize. If its not right then it will be rejected and bad things will happen so I just want to be 100% sure its correct.

    Thank you guys, you are all very knowledgeable and I appreciate you all helping me thru this confusing task of mine.

  • Samantha Steiner

    March 17, 2010 at 9:58 pm in reply to: Converting to set spec list

    I did that and thats how i discovered it wouldn’t let me get the settings I needed. I think my problem is I don’t quite understand what all those settings mean so when I see them in the program written differently I don’t understand.

    Do you or anyone on here have the program and can take a peak to see if its not me, or if it is me just being stupid?

  • Samantha Steiner

    March 17, 2010 at 9:22 pm in reply to: Converting to set spec list

    Ari like i said in my other post I found the Compressor program, thanks for telling me about that. The link you supplied doesn’t really answer my follow up questions either which were

    “Okay I did some digging on this computer and it looks like we do have compressor! Yippee but I’m still having problems making it go along with the settings works asks our videos to be in. For instance the MPEG2 4:2:2P@ML is 4:2:2 i don’t know what to change to make that happen.

    The Bitrate according to this only offers 2.0-9.0mbps and its an average and max when i need a bitrate setting at 50mbps and the GOP Pattern for me nees to be what looks like an “|Frame only”

    I haven’t even gotten to the trying to see if this works yet part cause I can’t get the settings tailored.”

    I have about 20 videos to switch over by the end of the day on Friday and I’m flipping out. Any suggestions on how to get it to the settings I need?

    Thanks guys your amazing by the way.

  • Samantha Steiner

    March 17, 2010 at 8:29 pm in reply to: Converting to set spec list

    Okay I did some digging on this computer and it looks like we do have compressor! Yippee but I’m still having problems making it go along with the settings works asks our videos to be in. For instance the MPEG2 4:2:2P@ML is 4:2:2 i don’t know what to change to make that happen.

    The Bitrate according to this only offers 2.0-9.0mbps and its an average and max when i need a bitrate setting at 50mbps and the GOP Pattern for me nees to be what looks like an “|Frame only”

    I haven’t even gotten to the trying to see if this works yet part cause I can’t get the settings tailored.

  • Samantha Steiner

    March 17, 2010 at 7:23 pm in reply to: Converting to set spec list

    I don’t own this Compressor program so if its possible is there a way to do this thru Final cut like we were told by our corporate office it was?

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