final Cut Pro Video Compression using Quicktime

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Uploaded by on Feb 7, 2008

Final Cut Pro how to export a video as a QuickTime MPEG-4 less that 100MB and maintain the aspect ratio of the video

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  • Edward,

    Dude, I watched just about every video on the subject that I could find here on You tube, and after HOURS of trial and error, I have determined that your tips BY FAR get the highest quality results....... I can't thank you enough! GREAT JOB!! Many of us appreciate your efforts!!

  • @aaronZ55

    That is very kind. Thank you.

  • The .mov files cannot be selected! I exported it via QT movie and using QT conversion and Compressor! WTF?

    I am trying to burn it via DVD Studio Pro and when I go to select it....it is not selectable. is it the way it was exported?

  • @CKL685

    Sorry I didn't got to this sooner. What version of DVD Studio Pro are you using?

  • hey im having trouble keeping the aspect ratio after the conversion... i dont knoe it its the titles because when i convert the clips its fine but when i add the titles it converts into 4:3 instead of 16:9 footage is all widescreen can you shed some light on this

  • Try using letter box ratio in quicktime.

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  • As a professional, I recommend you start to use "compressor" over Quicktime. Due to the far superior encodes rendered in finalization. And the processing time is far quicker than "quicktime" Professionally speaking, quicktime is for amatuers...and looks like shit compared to compressor...

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  • Thanks for the tips, man. Been editing SD for years, finally going into HD and it's like learning all over again. This helped a lot!

  • What about the compatibility issue? It says the image data rate is too high for MPEG-4 video simple profile 1.

  • very helpful, thanks for posting it.

  • Really helpful, Thanks bro

    Il definitely check back if I need more tips

  • Nice one man, easy to follow and straight forward. Cheers for this bud

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  • Thanks Ed... that's what I needed to know.

  • Ed, please stop using bodies of women in your tutorials. It is distracting and needless objectification for the women. I appreciate your tutorials, but the images are in poor taste. Thanks, Ed.

  • Hi Ed: I am trying to compress a 1 hour hd video shot with a P2, into a decent format to burn on a dvd an which size wouldnt be hugh, so far it withs 42 gb, is there a better way to do this?

    Thanlks a lot.

  • Thanks. The first clear and effective advice i've found on this.

  • so if i can convert my video to quick time player by using wuick time conversion, i can view and edit my video frame by frame in photoshop cs5???

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