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Re: Encoding: none compression quicktime VS. Compressor?

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Re: Encoding: none compression quicktime VS. Compressor?
by Alexander Kallas on Sep 9, 2008 at 4:55:52 am

OK now I can try and help.
The problem is the nature of the files that you generate is a bit of a mystery to the m2v encoder in DVDSP. (Now this Compressor in basic mode, and it does it's best).
You really ( as I keep hammmering ) need to understand video engineering to a level above where you are now.
IMHO you should put your After Effects material into an 8-bit or 10 bit Un-compressed FCP timeline and export to m2v via Compressor.
Inside FCP your media will retain it's source Codec and ignore any poorer compression, and hence any final delivery codec from here will be the best it can be.
Try this and report back.



Cheers
Alexander


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