- Posts: 57
- Thank you received: 0
3 Post Moderation Rule for New Boarders (25 Jan 2021)
New boarders will have their posts moderated - Don't worry if you cannot see your post immediately.
SHARE Apple TV
19 Aug 2012 20:06 #13231
by ulisses
SHARE Apple TV was created by ulisses
Hello,
I have a 5 minutes 1280x720 movie and it takes about 30 minutes to convert to AppleTV via share -> Apple Devices
I did a test exporting a movie with current settings (a 3 minutes export) and converting in HandBrake to Apple TV, took 5 minutes.
I don't know why FCPX takes too long for that export...
Thanks,
Ulisses
I have a 5 minutes 1280x720 movie and it takes about 30 minutes to convert to AppleTV via share -> Apple Devices
I did a test exporting a movie with current settings (a 3 minutes export) and converting in HandBrake to Apple TV, took 5 minutes.
I don't know why FCPX takes too long for that export...
Thanks,
Ulisses
Please Log in to join the conversation.
- Disproportionate Pictures
-
- Offline
- Platinum Member
-
Less
More
- Posts: 1433
- Thank you received: 64
20 Aug 2012 00:51 #13234
by Disproportionate Pictures
Replied by Disproportionate Pictures on topic Re: SHARE Apple TV
From other posts this is a known issue. We can only hope it will get sorted out in an upcoming update, along with batch export and export range.
Please Log in to join the conversation.
20 Aug 2012 09:18 #13243
by FCPGuy
Replied by FCPGuy on topic Re: SHARE Apple TV
This is interesting but I would like to know are both methods using the conversion or transcoding.
As in bit rate and how many passes?
As in bit rate and how many passes?
Please Log in to join the conversation.
20 Aug 2012 12:13 #13248
by sidderke
Replied by sidderke on topic Re: SHARE Apple TV
Well, Handbrake and Mpeg Streamclip both have pretty good reputations in speed of converting. Although I find the quality vs file size comparison often in Mpeg Streamclip's dis-advantage.
Just wondering:
Did you export an 'edited' timeline, with all your effects etc. on it in FCP X, or did you just dropped the finished movie in an empty timeline?
If you did the first, could you try to do the second? Dropping the finished movie and rendering to the Apple TV setting in FCP X? See if that makes it render faster...
And is the quality of both comparable?
Anyway, this doesn't completely surprise me. In some areas I find FCP X very fast (scrubbing footage, working with H.264, ...) but in others I find it very slow (working/exporting with XDCAM, exporting some cut cut- edits, ...)
Just wondering:
Did you export an 'edited' timeline, with all your effects etc. on it in FCP X, or did you just dropped the finished movie in an empty timeline?
If you did the first, could you try to do the second? Dropping the finished movie and rendering to the Apple TV setting in FCP X? See if that makes it render faster...
And is the quality of both comparable?
Anyway, this doesn't completely surprise me. In some areas I find FCP X very fast (scrubbing footage, working with H.264, ...) but in others I find it very slow (working/exporting with XDCAM, exporting some cut cut- edits, ...)
Please Log in to join the conversation.


