Hello,
I am submitting a new feature film I edited in FCPX to a film festival that is VERY specific on their requirements for uploading the film for consideration (copy from their email below):
For the upload the file must comply with the following specifications:
VIDEO
Codec: avc1 H.264
Frame Size: 1280px X 720px
Bitrate: 821kbps
Frame Rate: 25
AUDIO
Codec: mp4a: MPEG-4 AAC LC
Bitrate: 128kbps
Channels: 2 (stereo)
Sample Rate: 48KHz
I shot the film on a Panasonic DVX100a. So my questions here is: how do I accurately go from 24pa DV material to pal?
I have exported as a single ProRes 444 QuickTime file (23.976 fps) and was expecting to just go into the latest Compressor, setup these requirements, convert, upload and be finished. Unfortunately, not that easy. And the festival is being very strict on their requirements. My biggest problem is going to 25 fps.
When I just do a custom export in Compressor and select 25 frames the result is a jittery video on playback.
Is there any way to smooth this out better using Final Cut Pro X and/or Compressor?
THANK YOU!
I am submitting a new feature film I edited in FCPX to a film festival that is VERY specific on their requirements for uploading the film for consideration (copy from their email below):
For the upload the file must comply with the following specifications:
VIDEO
Codec: avc1 H.264
Frame Size: 1280px X 720px
Bitrate: 821kbps
Frame Rate: 25
AUDIO
Codec: mp4a: MPEG-4 AAC LC
Bitrate: 128kbps
Channels: 2 (stereo)
Sample Rate: 48KHz
I shot the film on a Panasonic DVX100a. So my questions here is: how do I accurately go from 24pa DV material to pal?
I have exported as a single ProRes 444 QuickTime file (23.976 fps) and was expecting to just go into the latest Compressor, setup these requirements, convert, upload and be finished. Unfortunately, not that easy. And the festival is being very strict on their requirements. My biggest problem is going to 25 fps.
When I just do a custom export in Compressor and select 25 frames the result is a jittery video on playback.
Is there any way to smooth this out better using Final Cut Pro X and/or Compressor?
THANK YOU!
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