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From: brent coker
Date: Sun, 12 May 2002 03:49

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Steven, Thankfully no QT issues with client. What I ended up doing is rendering in AE Quicktime movie using Sorensen Codec set to high quality, then opened it up in Premiere and compressed it again using Save to Web and the Cleaner 5 EZ using cd-rom settings. I'm not sure I should be doing this however. If someone has a better method please let me know! 

Brent.

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