I've been trying to figure out the best export settings for Final Cut Pro. I've traditionally just exported as QuickTime, but I was having problems with my traditional settings -- like getting strange grey screens, bitmapped images, video pausing while the audio continued, etc. So I found a decent tutorial on YouTube that helped with some new settings. The tutorial is a bit long (and the export settings don't start until about half way through) so I thought I'd type them out for you to save you some time:
1) Click File > Export
Select Using QuickTime Conversion...
Format = Quick Time Conversion
Use = Default Settings
2) Click Options > Settings
Compression = H.264
Frame Rate = Current
Key Frames = 24
Data Rate = Automatic
Quality = High
3) Click OK
4) Click Size
Select HD 1280 x 720 16:9
This produced excellent Final Cut Pro Export results that I then took into Sorenson Squeeze to compress even further.
1) Click File > Export
Select Using QuickTime Conversion...
Format = Quick Time Conversion
Use = Default Settings
2) Click Options > Settings
Compression = H.264
Frame Rate = Current
Key Frames = 24
Data Rate = Automatic
Quality = High
3) Click OK
4) Click Size
Select HD 1280 x 720 16:9
This produced excellent Final Cut Pro Export results that I then took into Sorenson Squeeze to compress even further.
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