Compressor 3.5 Tutorial: Adding Interactive Links to Exports

This video explains how to ad not only markers to your movies to be used as chapter markers when burning a dvd or blu-ray but it also shows you how to add interactive links within your exported Quicktime movies for viewers to click on.

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[homepary]

are you software all used on apple Os

i don't have it

[nyarlatothep70]

Whoa! Good to know this!! Tx a lot dude!

[Saladokmy]

Hello!!

I hope someone can help me with to questions about link in a film!

1. Is it possible to move the link to another place on the screen. I would like to have it at one place in the beginning and then make it go to the side, so that I can add more links.

2. Is it in anyway possible to import into Final Cut Pro without loosing the link?

When I submit in compressor I use H.264 as setting, but what would you recommend if I want to use the film on the web?

[corkbender]

Wow, I didn't know Compressor could do this. Thanks for the tutorial.

[MacBoyProductions]

Eric

I was wondering if there was a way to record video from your iSight in Final Cut Pro 7...

I have heard of the Log and Capture, but I am not able to use it with the iSight

Could you possibly do a tutorial on that?

thanks man,

keep it up

[chessdude67]

Good lesson! Thank you.

[SayUno]

Can you change the font or color of the link?

[bradhotdog]

0:26 i'm gonna show her my 'O' key. you know what i'm talking about, 'O', 'O'! you know what i'm saying, 'O'!

[michaelmckeever9]

Thanks. Didn't know this.

[MacBoyProductions]

AWESOME ! thanks