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best delivery format for playback from mac to tv monitor?
by alec gitelman on Oct 21, 2009 at 5:46:29 pm

Hi.

I have created a video for a client to continuously play on their in-house monitor. I found out that their playback system is as follows: MacMini, 52” LCD 1080i, DVI-HDMI Cable.

Most of the video is graphics created in After Effects, which I can easily scale. Some is footage shot on DV NTSC 24p, which I hope will uprez reasonably well. Unfortunately I am unable to visit the client and test their system with different files. Does anyone have experience with a similar setup? Should I create a 1080i file, 1080p, anything else? Do you suggest I uprez my video in AE? (I'm running FCP 5.1.4 here). And is there a data rate too high for a MacMini? Can it choke on too much H.264?

Thanks.
Alec.



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