Thomas_E_SP
Active member
Hi,
I was having the following problem:
when I exported my video from Final Cut Pro, as straight Quicktime Video, and played it with Quicktime Player, the image didn't look too good during playback, it looked blurry, without resolution.
and I was losing my mind over it.
Scottdvx100 saved my sanity.
Here is the solution:
enable Quicktime Player to play High Quality.
Here is how:
open the file in Quicktime > Movie > Get Movie Properties > select from the drop-down menu on the left: Video Track > select from the drop-down menu on the right: Quality > check the High Quality Enabled box.
Easy. see the difference? relieved?
Here is the thread, and it contains a lot of other useful information about settings to use in FCP, in special regard to: Capturing-Sequence Settings-Playback Quality-24PA.
http://www.dvxuser.com/V3/showthread.php?t=38327
Deadline, I'm back!
I was having the following problem:
when I exported my video from Final Cut Pro, as straight Quicktime Video, and played it with Quicktime Player, the image didn't look too good during playback, it looked blurry, without resolution.
and I was losing my mind over it.
Scottdvx100 saved my sanity.
Here is the solution:
enable Quicktime Player to play High Quality.
Here is how:
open the file in Quicktime > Movie > Get Movie Properties > select from the drop-down menu on the left: Video Track > select from the drop-down menu on the right: Quality > check the High Quality Enabled box.
Easy. see the difference? relieved?
Here is the thread, and it contains a lot of other useful information about settings to use in FCP, in special regard to: Capturing-Sequence Settings-Playback Quality-24PA.
http://www.dvxuser.com/V3/showthread.php?t=38327
Deadline, I'm back!