Jet Nine Well-known member Jul 15, 2011 #1 I make a quicktime of a 1 hour film using "current settings" on FCP. It ended up being 40gb. Is there a way to export a high quality quicktime, um, un der 40gb. What are the main settings? thnx
I make a quicktime of a 1 hour film using "current settings" on FCP. It ended up being 40gb. Is there a way to export a high quality quicktime, um, un der 40gb. What are the main settings? thnx
I ikander Well-known member Jul 15, 2011 #2 I think you need to provide more info on this one... You could always export out a quicktime reference (not self contained), and you'd save a ton of space. What's your final goal?
I think you need to provide more info on this one... You could always export out a quicktime reference (not self contained), and you'd save a ton of space. What's your final goal?
NoahK Hottie Mod Jul 15, 2011 #3 File Export>Using QuickTime Conversion. Then you can pick a different codec. I'd guess you exported to ProRes which will of course be huge. Try H.264. Noah
File Export>Using QuickTime Conversion. Then you can pick a different codec. I'd guess you exported to ProRes which will of course be huge. Try H.264. Noah
Jet Nine Well-known member Jul 15, 2011 #4 Thanks, for some reason quicktime conversion was crashing. I exported a 40gb file and then down-converted in mpeg streamclip.
Thanks, for some reason quicktime conversion was crashing. I exported a 40gb file and then down-converted in mpeg streamclip.
