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Re: Best export setting FCP to AE
by Chuck Obernesser on Dec 23, 2008 at 10:40:34 pm

Thanks folks... Quick follow up, is there a huge difference (file size) between the 10 bit uncompress and let's ani. since that was mentioned as well? Also would this be true as well for exporting the video to be converted to a flash file. Looking at doing a 20 show on the web every week? If not what would be the best to export out for a flash compression and to be on the web. Want to get as close to how nice everything looks on Hulu.

Chuck


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