:badputer:
I rendered out a nice quality 5:21 video as an *.mov it is only 311MB nd the quality is just what I need
to show it on my laptop... it looks great, almost no quality loss unless you look closely for it... so just
what I need but I can't remember what the settings were and after my 20th rendering I keep getting
big files or crappy crappy quality... :crybaby:
I looked in the quicktime's Movie info and this is what I find
Format:
16-bit Integer (little Indian), Stereo, 48.000 kHz
Apple MPEG4 Decompressor, 720 x 480, Millions
Movie FPS:
23.98
Data Size:
311.61 MB
Data Rate:
988.38 KB
Duration:
00:05:21.22
Normal Size:
720 x 480 pixels
Does anyone know how to reproduce this type of quality at this size from looking at this info? Does someone
have a good set of values to enter in the Custom settings of any particular codec that could yield the same
results (if not smaller with the same quality)?
I know focus is soft on this sample but it might help
Here is an other sample, this one bight be better
I rendered out a nice quality 5:21 video as an *.mov it is only 311MB nd the quality is just what I need
to show it on my laptop... it looks great, almost no quality loss unless you look closely for it... so just
what I need but I can't remember what the settings were and after my 20th rendering I keep getting
big files or crappy crappy quality... :crybaby:
I looked in the quicktime's Movie info and this is what I find
Format:
16-bit Integer (little Indian), Stereo, 48.000 kHz
Apple MPEG4 Decompressor, 720 x 480, Millions
Movie FPS:
23.98
Data Size:
311.61 MB
Data Rate:
988.38 KB
Duration:
00:05:21.22
Normal Size:
720 x 480 pixels
Does anyone know how to reproduce this type of quality at this size from looking at this info? Does someone
have a good set of values to enter in the Custom settings of any particular codec that could yield the same
results (if not smaller with the same quality)?
I know focus is soft on this sample but it might help
Here is an other sample, this one bight be better
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