Resolved Final Cut 7 export problem

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  1. wlollrus, Jun 11, 2012
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  2. ppc_michael, Jun 11, 2012

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    Did you for sure increase the bitrate?
     
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  3. wlollrus, Jun 12, 2012

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    Well i'll be darned. but it took 5000 to get a 1 minute video up to par, is that normal?
     
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  4. Zwhaler, Jun 12, 2012

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    That is normal, most consumer HD cameras
    shoot at 24,000, and pro cameras shoot at at least 50,000. Compressing footage like that to below 5,000 or really below 50% would result in major degradation.
     
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  5. ppc_michael, Jun 12, 2012

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    Yep, that's really good. In fact, that's what Vimeo recommends for 720p, which is smaller than your 1080p! Often, for 1080p stuff I'll use 10,000 to 15,000kbps depending on the complexity of the footage.
     
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  6. wlollrus, Jun 12, 2012

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    I see! thank you everyone, this will help a lot for exporting even better quality videos in the future.
     
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