D DonCleary Member Sep 24, 2006 #1 I finally just gave up and pulled my quicktime versions of samples off my website because they just take too long to download. Any suggestions on what settings to use? I'm using Final Cut Pro HD and saving in quicktime. Thanks don doncleary.com
I finally just gave up and pulled my quicktime versions of samples off my website because they just take too long to download. Any suggestions on what settings to use? I'm using Final Cut Pro HD and saving in quicktime. Thanks don doncleary.com
bbalser Veteran Sep 27, 2006 #2 What QT codec are you currently using? H.264 or Sorenson Video have given me great results. I've also had very nice results using the Flip4Mac WMV codec for the web, also.
What QT codec are you currently using? H.264 or Sorenson Video have given me great results. I've also had very nice results using the Flip4Mac WMV codec for the web, also.
mjmcneese Veteran Sep 27, 2006 #3 H.264. I got a full-rez :23 720p clip down to 4.1MB, and it looks awesome... http://www.echopro.net/hvx/bee_720_60_24p.mov
H.264. I got a full-rez :23 720p clip down to 4.1MB, and it looks awesome... http://www.echopro.net/hvx/bee_720_60_24p.mov
bbalser Veteran Sep 27, 2006 #4 Nice, Mike! But for the web, try cutting down the screen size to half of it's native. It'll still look just as good, just smaller, and faster to download, for the web, that is.
Nice, Mike! But for the web, try cutting down the screen size to half of it's native. It'll still look just as good, just smaller, and faster to download, for the web, that is.