Edius to flv preferred screen size?

[Tobe]

Tomorrow I will be capturing some clips from Betacam to Edius and then making them into flvs for a web site. The client wants them larger than 320x240, so I'm wondering what the next 2-best larger sizes would be to try? Is there now a larger standard size that I should shoot for? What about bit rate for the encoding? 2500 or so?
Thanks,
Tobe

[GrassValley_BH]

480x360, 640x480

Adequate bitrate will depend a lot on the nature of the footage - the more complex it is, the more bits will be required to get a "good" result.

[antonsvideo]

I use 480x270 if widescreen at 400-600kbps dual pass

http://www.videoproductions.com.au/FLV/

or 480x360 if 4:3

[henryj]

What software are you using to creat the FLV?

Henry J

[antonsvideo]

I am using Flix Pro http://flix.on2.com/

[henryj]

Do you need to purchase the exporter with that or will flix pro do the job. Thanks.

[antonsvideo]

no need to purchase any add ons, I did not

[Tobe]

I use 480x270 if widescreen at 400-600kbps dual pass

http://www.videoproductions.com.au/FLV/

or 480x360 if 4:3

That's PAL, right?
Dimensions in NTSC will differ slightly.
Thanks,
Tobe

[GrassValley_BH]

Shouldn't matter for square pixels.

[alicia]

I have downloaded Flix Pro from http://flix.on2.com/.But its not running. Do it require a key gen or sumthing like that

[alicia]

i have downloaded Flix Pro from the above link. But its not running. do it require something like Key Gen

[antonsvideo]

I am not sure what you mean by its not running?

does it fail to unzip?

does it fail to install?

does it fail to start after installing?

[SRsupport]

I have downloaded Flix Pro from http://flix.on2.com/.But its not running. Do it require a key gen or sumthing like that

No you need to buy it it cost $249