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Re: Projecting Quicktime Movie from MacBook Pro
by Llewelyn Roderick on Jul 28, 2009 at 9:07:17 pm

I'm with Bogie and David on this one.

Yes, the DVD is safest however...
If you have a projector capable of projecting more resolution than PAL/NTSC and your master is 720/1080 then you're going to get a much more bang for your buck if you project off the MacBookPro via DVI out.

I've projected short films (up to 40min) via my MBPro's DVI output into a projector. The films were Quicktime movies at 1080 resolution using H264. Beat the socks of the DVD.

For what it's worth.

Llewelyn @ Fireworks
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www.fireworksfilms.co.za

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