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Feste

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May 16, 2005
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I just finished editing a video and posting it on youtube. I had a bugger of a time reducing the file size and I still am not convinced that the quality or the clarity is very good. I am open to suggestions and would really appreciate anyone who can help me with file conversion. I edited the video with Final Cut HD and exported using QuickTime Conversion and the following settings:


Compression: H.264
Quality: Best
Key Frame rate:24
Frame reordering: yes
Encoding: multi pass
Dimensions: 640x480

I then used Visual hub to get the file size down to 100mb.

one of these links should work:

http://www.youtube.com/user/jdfilkins

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnIPjeDWsX8
 
Okay, first, don't compress twice. Export from Final Cut in its native size/quality and codec (I'm assuming DV).

Then use something like Visual Hub to compress that file down to H.264. I'd suggest de-interlacing and pre-shrinking the frame size down to 320 x 240 (the native size of YouTube videos) and using around 1000 kbps to preserve quality. That should be perfectly fine.
 
Okay, first, don't compress twice. Export from Final Cut in its native size/quality and codec (I'm assuming DV).

Then use something like Visual Hub to compress that file down to H.264. I'd suggest de-interlacing and pre-shrinking the frame size down to 320 x 240 (the native size of YouTube videos) and using around 1000 kbps to preserve quality. That should be perfectly fine.


I was looking for this formula everywhere!!! Thanks Dude!!!
 
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