Export settings... Movie to Quicktime Movie.
Click Options. VIDEO Settings: Compression Type - H.264 Frame Rate - Current Key Frames - Automatic Frame Reordering - Checked Compressor - Between Medium and High Encoding - Best Quality (Multi Pass) Data Rate - Automatic Click OK. Size: Dimensions - Custom - 640x360 Deinterlace Source Video - Checked Click OK. SOUND Settings: Format - AAC Channels - Stereo Rate - 32.000kHz Render Settings - Best MPEG 4 AAC LC Encoding Settings: 96kbps Click OK. Prepare For Internet Streaming: Checked and set for fast start. Click OK. Click Save. Now every freaking Tom, Dick and Harry is going to come in here and pick apart every setting I've typed up here and offer their 2 cents worth as to why not to do that and why to do this. You've seen my videos and what they look like. These are my settings when exporting a Quicktime video after editing footage from the same camera as you. You shouldn't be editing the MP4 files that come off the camera. You need to uncompress them first. Here are the instructions for how to uncompress the Hi-Def video from an Xacti camera. Feel free to ask me any questions you might have. David http://www.davidhowellstudios.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "missbhavens1969" <missbhavens1...@...> wrote: > > So I bought the HD100 (long story, that) and I've got all this footage > and I've been editing in iMovie '09 (which, incidentally, I hate so > far)and I've got these finished several "projects" and I realized that > I'd been working with the same export setting forever, and now I'm > going to have to change them. Or, at least, I assume I do. AT any > rate, this computer is new and I don't know what settings I had on the > old one anyway. > > Can anyone point me in the direction of some keen export settings for > this damn thing? Other wise, it's going back to WalMart. > > I'd really, really appreciate it. > > Thanks, > Bek >
