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Article #12Re: Quality of finished product
From: RGBaker
Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2006 23:14
Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2006 23:14
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Export to movie is just the first step -- you have to tell it what wrapper format (avi is one choice) and then what codec within that wrapper (dv is one choice) ... so if you shot DV, and you export to DV.avi you have exported to the same as you shot -- in fact other than frames where you applied a filter or effect ... it is bit for bit _identical_ to what you shot. Quality is not just OK, unless it was only so originally -- it is exactly the same as what you shot. So if you shot DV, export as a DV.avi and you will have preserved all the quality the clip ever had. GB
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