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June 17th, 2009, 11:46 AM
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HDV 60i FCP: How to output best quality final render for local playback?
Hello,
Please help! I am trying to figure out the best output settings for my 60i HDV Final Cut Pro project... Basically I just want to render out a final, full resolution, video that could be played via computer and/or projector. I am thinking h.264 is a good pick for the codec, but I am kinda lost when it comes to the best route to take from my FCP document. For example, should I just use Quicktime conversion straight from FCP and choose h.264? If so, what are the optimal settings? Or, should I use Compressor? If so, can you suggest a particular preset and/or settings to use? About my experience with compressor: When I sent my FCP project to compressor, and then added the Quicktime h.264 default preset, the Compressor output preview window stretched my 16:9 footage vertically... Why's that? Also, should I de-interlace the video for computer/projector playback? I would love some help and/or guidance. Any good tutorials out there for this? Thanks a billion in advance! Cheers, Micky
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