Compression Problems when creating a quicktime
by Christina Goodfellow
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Nov 9, 2008 at 12:12:11 am
I am using A E CS3, I tend to add to render que and then go in and change the settings for the compression-
so far I have been using the compressor- Animation at it's highest level for best results- but the files are always extreamly large with this compressor.
I know sorancan 3 (maybe spelt incorrectly) is a better compressor and keeps quality at it's highest but with considerably smaller file size- however this is never in my option drop down menu- is it a plug in? and if it is how to i get it? or is there another way to keep quality but have smaller files when exporting as a quicktime.
Re: Compression Problems when creating a quicktime by Simon Bonner on Nov 9, 2008 at 8:36:09 pm
Animation is an intermediate codec. Use it when you have to work with the clip elsewhere, e.g. in your editing programme. If you need a compressed QT, try h.264. You may need to install the newest version of QT.
Re: Compression Problems when creating a quicktime by Simon Gregory on Nov 26, 2008 at 11:58:53 am
hi its sorenson that you are thinking of, its not a plugin but its a great compressor, if your going to use it maybe render your videos without a compressor in after effects and then compress it in sorenson and see what happens, again not plugin its a software package.
