Chris Hocking
November 23rd, 2006, 04:06 AM
Hi Everyone,
I have a 10 minute film that I want to put online so that co-workers overseas can watch it. I can't post a DVD to them unfortunately.
I have tried experimenting with different H.264 settings, but so far no good.
Basically, I want to best quality, small file size, small resolution, file I can get.
I'm thinking maybe 488 x 274 or 640 x 360. It's 16:9.
Has anyone here shared footage to clients overseas using H.264? What settings did you use? Quality is my main concern, although hosting a huge file is also an issue, as is my clients spending hours downloading it.
I'm using Compressor.
Any advice you can give me would be great! I've had a look around this section of the forum, and have tried a few settings that others have used, but nothing really looks that good (ie. the footage is washed out, has nasty compression artefacts on darker scenes, etc.).
I'm currently exporting the BEST quality H.264 file I can just to see how big it will actually be and if it's quality is any good. Only trouble is it takes HOURS to do its thing...
Thanks in advance!
Chris!
I have a 10 minute film that I want to put online so that co-workers overseas can watch it. I can't post a DVD to them unfortunately.
I have tried experimenting with different H.264 settings, but so far no good.
Basically, I want to best quality, small file size, small resolution, file I can get.
I'm thinking maybe 488 x 274 or 640 x 360. It's 16:9.
Has anyone here shared footage to clients overseas using H.264? What settings did you use? Quality is my main concern, although hosting a huge file is also an issue, as is my clients spending hours downloading it.
I'm using Compressor.
Any advice you can give me would be great! I've had a look around this section of the forum, and have tried a few settings that others have used, but nothing really looks that good (ie. the footage is washed out, has nasty compression artefacts on darker scenes, etc.).
I'm currently exporting the BEST quality H.264 file I can just to see how big it will actually be and if it's quality is any good. Only trouble is it takes HOURS to do its thing...
Thanks in advance!
Chris!