Frage von usproduction:
Hi,
had a small problem.
If I have a Magix Video Deluxe film as a Quicktime Movie export wants
I then when playing a significant loss of quality.
Wanted to ask why this is and whether you Quicktime Pro with a better result after the export reached!
Danke schon mal in advance.
Antwort von Markus:
If I have a Magix Video Deluxe film as a Quicktime Movie export wants, then I have in playing a significant loss of quality. Where you play the exported video files? - Preview Pane s.PC are checking for a picture not so suitable, especially as synonymous each player's individual strengths and weaknesses. If it is on top of interlace material and it comes at a striped pattern of moving image content?
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Video recordings s.Computermonitor not look good
Antwort von PowerMac:
And with what codec exportierst you?
If I Quicktime MPEG-1 with 5 kb / s export, it looks shit from synonymous. Exporting I do in uncompressed 10 bit, it looks perfect.
Antwort von usproduction:
Hello again,
First many thanks for your replies.
So I did the exported video files synonymous played on the television, but they are not synonymous there better than on my monitor.
Stripes were moving image content will not be seen.
On the question of PowerMac: I export a Video3 Sorenson codec.
Do you know what codec with perhaps would work better?
Antwort von PowerMac:
Quicktime files are not for watching on the Television. Maximum for Webfilme or as an exchange format for professional editing. So s.Computer. What are you looking for Quicktime videos s.Television to? Video card?
There are four criteria to simplify that determine whether a film (no preference whether Windows Media, Quicktime, Flash or Real Media) looks good.
1) The codec
2) The data
3) The resolution
4) Multiple-pass encoding
If you want to have a Quicktime take H.264 as a codec, a Resolutionvon 720x576 (s.besten "no scaling" option), a data rate of 2000 kbit / s and two passes (2xVBR). You can adjust everything.
Antwort von usproduction:
Hello,
now have the attitude of the PowerMac called export.
The result was in any case much better than usual
Unfortunately, no deluxe H.264 video codec for Quicktime as an!
Would it be worthwhile to Quicktime Pro version?
Thanks again for the info!
