Ok, that was not much of a tutoral....also he was using the pro version and the version you have you can not mess with the presets for the mainconcept.mp4. Although with the version you do have, you can create the mainconcept.mp4 version and have it also be 640x480. When you select "make movie", for your project, select the "advanced render" tab and from there you can select the mainconcept.mp4 Like I said it does make an Ipod friendly version with that, it just won't fast start on the web....email me and I can make you some screenshots, probably after Christmas though....but I can help you... but if you use the settings from my previous email, that should make a pretty nice looking .264 video out of Quicktime pro....
Heath http://heathparks.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "RatbagMedia" <ratbagra...@...> wrote: > > > Steve Watkins writes: > > What format do you encode to presently? > > > Thanks Steve..I experimented with *Sony AVC* and created a template to > engineer that. But I'm experimenting where I can. > > So I got myself Quicktime Pro and started to work that into my > protocols and then this issue came up in regard to export/import settings. > > Heath writes: > >Like I said, I have been using Vegas, since I started, 3 years ago. I > >use the pro version now, so I do have quite a bit of knowledge on > >this.....makes me realize, I should do a screencast on Vegas > >compression settings.... > > Yes you should as there are many confusions available on the web in > regard to Vegas settings. > > One on compression for Vegas is here: > http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=Hl_BM67VuRw&eurl > Rendering AVC/H.264 Within Sony Vegas > > My son is needing of video compression too and we've started to have > these debates about what protocols to use. So we swap notes and the > note pile is getting higher everyday. > > dave riley >
