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I need to email a client a :30 sec spot for their OK. I am trying to save experimenting time, so what would be the most efficient format and settings for email that will give me small enough file and still have decent quality?
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Hello Pat... the last time I did it I used WMV. It was good enough for my client to ok it.
RonnieRonnie Martin
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wmv I use it all the time and Remember you can also encode with the Timeline timecode burnt in
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I just ran a quick encode and it was 8 Mb. What settings do you use?Comment
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I use PC2 presets (1mbps download) and pick either 4:3 or 16:9. Works ok here with WMV.
I use QuickTime H.264 if I want higher quality (but bigger file sizes)Comment
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