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Re: "Recompress all frames"
by Dennis Couzin on Apr 10, 2009 at 3:37:59 pm

[Rafael Amador] "i don't think your eyes will be able to tell when a clip have overcome one more generation.
i've made tests with DV, and you can make few re-compression without much visual degradation"

Hi Rafael, it's good you found that because it tends to confirm that "recompression of a compressed video doesn't necessarily change it at all." Many in this forum have the heebie-jeebies about all recompression. This isn't helped by the FCP User Manual's blanket statement "not recompressing frames reduc[es] unnecessary artifacts when exporting to the same video codec."


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