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  1. 29th Apr 2009 01:00 #1
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    Hello,

    In general, what is the best way to compress a HD video in 1280x720?

    Quality is more important in size....Does anyone have any suggestions for the what compression type to use (.mp4, .mpeg2, etc...) and what settings to use?


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    *Quality is more important than size, but a significant compression all the while.
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    If quality is more important, leave it be.

    What is it currently compressed with ? Mediainfo will tell you.
    Read my blog here.
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    It is, but I still need the file to be compressed into about a gig, and it is about fifteen minutes in length.
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    Originally Posted by guns1inger
    What is it currently compressed with ? Mediainfo will tell you.
    Read my blog here.
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  6. 30th Apr 2009 17:03 #6
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    Directly from P2 to FCP, and automatically converted to .mov.

    Shot on ranging formats of 1080i and mostly 720p
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