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    Default imovie to vimeo (compression?)

    I am trying to compress an edit I've been working on through imovie but I keep losing the quality. I've done this before and maintained the quality, I just can't remember how I did it. When I "compress to disk" using quicktime it totally loses the quality. When I "compress to high quality" the file is too big, and it is a "dv." file, not "mov." What am I doing wrong?

    and I know, "imovie" FTL, , etc... I'm working on an upgrade but for now all I have is imovie

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    Default Re: imovie to vimeo (compression?)

    Quote Originally Posted by uncle blake
    I am trying to compress an edit I've been working on through imovie but I keep losing the quality. I've done this before and maintained the quality, I just can't remember how I did it. When I "compress to disk" using quicktime it totally loses the quality. When I "compress to high quality" the file is too big, and it is a "dv." file, not "mov." What am I doing wrong?

    and I know, "imovie" FTL, , etc... I'm working on an upgrade but for now all I have is imovie
    ok from imovie export it, choose expert settings, then there is a drop down select default settings. It should look good, thats exactly what i do for all of mine. the file size will be a few hundred mb but vimeo will let you upload up to 500mb.

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    Default Re: imovie to vimeo (compression?)

    Quote Originally Posted by r.s.
    Quote Originally Posted by uncle blake
    I am trying to compress an edit I've been working on through imovie but I keep losing the quality. I've done this before and maintained the quality, I just can't remember how I did it. When I "compress to disk" using quicktime it totally loses the quality. When I "compress to high quality" the file is too big, and it is a "dv." file, not "mov." What am I doing wrong?

    and I know, "imovie" FTL, , etc... I'm working on an upgrade but for now all I have is imovie
    ok from imovie export it, choose expert settings, then there is a drop down select default settings. It should look good, thats exactly what i do for all of mine.

    Tried expert settings too, but the awaiting time keeps getting greater until like 90mins, then an error message comes up. I'll try again though.

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    I wasn't using the default options. Compressing now

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    Quote Originally Posted by uncle blake
    I wasn't using the default options. Compressing now
    http://www.vimeo.com/user2283752

    These were all filmed with a gl2 so your shit should better. And my lense is dirty as hell.

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