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#1 kitykity

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Posted 12 June 2007 - 11:03 AM

Basically, when I let Roxio make 16:9 mp4s for me (called "smaller size") for use in a video blog/video podcast feed, they come out "pixely." So I thought I'd try exporting it to an uncompressed AVI and let QT Pro make the .mov file itself.

So the question is: what settings should I use for an uncompressed avi?  Or... even better... what settings can I put in for an .mp4 that doesn't end up so pixely?  Roxio doesn't offer the option to up keyframes, etc. correct?

Thanks in advance...
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Posted 12 June 2007 - 12:43 PM

QUOTE (kitykity @ Jun 12 2007, 02:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Basically, when I let Roxio make 16:9 mp4s for me (called "smaller size") for use in a video blog/video podcast feed, they come out "pixely." So I thought I'd try exporting it to an uncompressed AVI and let QT Pro make the .mov file itself.

So the question is: what settings should I use for an uncompressed avi? Or... even better... what settings can I put in for an .mp4 that doesn't end up so pixely? Roxio doesn't offer the option to up keyframes, etc. correct?

Thanks in advance...
Susan


I talked to QT just a couple of days ago and they suggested that a DV format would be the best to start with to make a mov file. I tried the DV to H264 conversion in EMC 9 and I didn't see anything better than with a high quality wmv file.  QT Pro may be different.
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