[Will Sanderson]

Thanks for the response, Dave. I wish I could afford After Effects, unfortunately I’m working with a highly limited budget… (i.e. $0).

[Will Sanderson]

How would I do the 3:2 pulldown using Compressor?

I’m encoding the files using Compressor now with the exact settings I need. Will it automatically accommodate for the different frame rates?

[Will Sanderson]

Thanks for your response Craig. What would you say is the best program for encoding that 1 file?

My only concern is that we try to create relatively small-sized Flash videos for streaming on our site, but like to have better quality videos for YouTube and iPad. Would this file meet all those expectations?

[Will Sanderson]

Thank you for your response. I’ve never used DV Kitchen. It is encoding great quality files. The only trouble I’m running into is having it encode 3 different outputted videos (mp4, flash, h264) from the 1 video input. Also, does it have support for watch folders?

[Will Sanderson]

Thanks for the suggestion — Adobe Media Encoder was really helpful for the batch conversion.

[Will Sanderson]

Thanks for that suggestion. I didn’t want to use mpeg streamclip because there were so many files. Media Encoder was able to batch convert which was great. It made that process much easier