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by David Benassi on Jun 13, 2009 at 1:56:46 am

I just finished editing a 10 minute short film and wanted to output in a quicktime movie file that I could archive in a back-up location so that I know my final project is secure. What is the best type of file for this purpose? I feel it should be uncompressed but a 30gb file seems over the top for such a short film, it needs to be something I can hold onto on my hardrives without having to delete it to save space.
Source Format: DVCPro HD 720 p60

David

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Hard-copy by David Benassi on Jun 13, 2009 at 1:56:46 am
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