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19 Nov 2014 22:44 #56228 by fb_1299638638
Hi there , I m not sure I'm doing the right thing about with the export optiton .

Could be a 15 seconds video file in it's origin 40 mb big (sony camera .mts native file ) , then when I export it using quick time in 1920x1080 resoultion it gets 20mb ?
I'm doing an editing of few clips I 'd like to upload on some stock agency so I want make sure I'm givin them the best quality possible

Thanks for advice

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20 Nov 2014 03:49 #56234 by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic Export frustration
Quicktime simply means "The QT library of codecs". Exactly how are you exporting it? What codec? Details would help.

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20 Nov 2014 22:58 #56288 by joema
Replied by joema on topic Export frustration

fb_1299638638 wrote: ....a 15 seconds video file in it's origin 40 mb big (sony camera .mts native file ) , then when I export it using quick time in 1920x1080 resoultion it gets 20mb ?...


.MTS is highly compressed camera format. If your rendered output file is only 1/2 that big, something went wrong. E.g, your resolution or bit rate was constrained.

As a first test, if you just select your storyline, then Share->Master File->Settings->Computer, and for Video Codec pick H.264 Better Quality, and make sure resolution is 1920 x 1080, it should look pretty good. It should also be bigger than the original MTS file unless you are just exporting a little slice of the storyline.

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