The key that maybe isn't clear is to export as a QuickTime movie and
then you get QuickTime Movie Settings Dialog where you will be able
to video as MPEG-4. You have to have at least QuickTime 6
installed. Cinepack is super old and really inefficient.
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On Aug 12, 2005, at 12:56 PM, Charles HOPE wrote:
> Michael Verdi wrote:
>> Hey Charles,
>> I checked out you video and I can double the quality and halve the
>> file size. Here's how you do it:
>> 1. Export a DV AVI file from Premiere (this is a full DV resolution
>> file - exact copy of your edited project)
>> 2. Open that file with Avid Free DV or QuickTime Pro
>> 3. Export using these settings:
>> Video Codec: MPEG-4 video
>> Keyframe every 5 frames
>> Quality Best
>> Limit Data Rate to 600kbits/sec (75Kbytes/sec)
>> 4. Set the size to custom - 320 X 240 pixels
>>
>> The audio setup is different for QuickTime 6 and 7. Here is QT 6
>> first:
>> 5. Set the audio codec to MPEG-4 audio
>
> Thank you so much! I forgot to mention that I'm on Windows XP.
> Never have I seen, in Premiere or in Avid Free DV, ever any mp4
> option. I will double-check on Avid, though. I used cinepak on the
> video side.
>
> Nice muscling out Jay and Ryanne on the show last night, btw! I was
> hoping to see the Yang played.
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