Hello, I create movs with 25 images / sec, which look very good in QT Player (1024x768, 25Bilder/sec) If I then import into iMovie, will play the blurred - at least in. When I export it in QT Pro as a DV, the same thing happened. What am I doing wrong? Or is this only s.abspielen? Problem: I need a computer to deliver and be in a location, zusammenzuschneiden several smaller clips into one large one. The Prog, with which I create the films, can only create. Movs, however, with these different settings - eg compression, base-building all x images (up to me at 50 images, 500 was default). As I have compression set Animation and it becomes very sharp. Here I Apple DV / Pal one, it is also blurred. My main problem is that I need to cut and imovie somehow automatically convert into dv. I can deliver for not synonymous in another format.
... super ... I just did not know in which rubric I should stop it and answering one I've never seen anywhere else. The question seems too difficult.
Antwort von PowerMac:
Afaik you should s.nicht working with iMovie and) b, it is always bad a systemic knackscharfe, high-resolution animation in an animation codec in DV-PAL (720 * 576 = is to be converted, and DV is not so great). Experiment you better with Avid Free DV or Final Cut for iMovie.
Get with the 1024 * 768 resolution animation is bad in 720 * 576 of PAL in DV. Use MPEG Streamclip (-> google) for high-quality down sampling. Then it becomes sharper. Have you also enabled high quality in Quicktime Player? Export times the downsampled animation in DV and then look in the Quicktime player. iMovie may show only a reduced quality in between. S.end an evaluation is planned for computer or video? On the calculator it always looks quite out of shit.
Antwort von Axel:
"greenman" wrote:
As I have compression set Animation and it becomes very sharp. Here I Apple DV / Pal one, it is also blurred.
Which program do you use for the animation codec? These would be some way, if you must) to edit the Animationsclip again in an editing program (scaling as "Zoom", Composite. That is not precise enough iMovie anyway (good program will, no connect to his feet) and does not offer the format options. That leaves, in the. Mov container better select DV-Pal, and to the material in the program as a fix and unknown trick to create the finished clip. Then it'll work synonymous with iMovie.
Antwort von ich:
hmm, thank you, yes, that worked before, I did not know that dv is 720x576, I'm a bloody beginner, now I have a continuing research approach,
imovie how to cut precisely, these are subtleties here gehts me first time so that I have never understood why the fim after import into imovie blurred so totally - completely unusable - looks - by the way synonymous export for another, it is not s.der playback of imovie.
I use Snapz Pro the program and have it at times synonymous filmer are tried without any compression, which makes everything different no.
Antwort von stantorley:
ok, habs versucjt with MPEG Streamclip, the whole is only marginally better in imovie, export, however, I have not tried yet
I realize that my real question is whether it is - or makes sense, with movs 1024x768er resolution to bring in a format to dvd. the dvd should be synonymous capable of running on a TV set on. the final conversion I can not, I just need to give and what someone else makes the dvd, but obviously not what I would like to deliver what the very difficult if at all conversions can
Antwort von stantorley:
And again, if I leave the program prepared in the Snapz video as dv - wirds synonymous blurred
Of so I wonder just why it is - but only about s.meinen 1024x768? Final Cut Pro, I have no money, at most, to express - but would not change what? possibly express enough?
Antwort von PowerMac:
"Anonymous" wrote:
ok, habs versucjt with MPEG Streamclip, the whole is only marginally better in imovie, export, however, I have not tried yet
I realize that my real question is whether it is - or makes sense, with movs 1024x768er resolution to bring in a format to dvd. the dvd should be synonymous capable of running on a TV set on. the final conversion I can not, I just need to give and what someone else makes the dvd, but obviously not what I would like to deliver what the very difficult if at all conversions can
No.. DVDs have only by default 720 * 576. And with those 720 * 576 you can just not sharp filming a desktop. Resolutionschlicht too bad! IMovie and that you use it, does not make it better. Take into Snapz Pro with 720 * 576 in DV-PAL cut with the highest quality and with Avid Free DV.
Antwort von stantorley:
hmm, thanks for the tip ...
But the customer wants to see a 1024x768 resolution. unfortunately, does not know that dvd is 720x576
I've found in imovie least one button that is lost on me a long time: when you open a new project can choose hdv 1080, so it is better, but not outstanding
I downloaded dv avid free and sees it as synonymous not better. However, I do not know whether there's what can be better adjusted. have at least tried out the import options and the export options.
I once burned a dvd on a trial basis, and sees on the television still halfway from tolerable to the screen rather schrottig. that can hardly be that this is not better. mov of that anywhere except in sanpz in there and had previously bitten was sharp, still looks worse than in iDVD edited movies.
Antwort von prem:
hmm, can only save in mov Snapz, but with dv-pal compressor.
I have tried with 720x576, and even the intermediate result does not look good.
had been activated in the way, the quicktime option, may better be able to play quality, at least, seemed somewhat better Danch
Antwort von Markus:
"Guest" wrote:
But the customer wants to see a 1024x768 resolution. unfortunately, does not know that dvd is 720x576
Should there be a DVD-Video? Then the requirement applies with regard to the Resolutionzu. - Otherwise, but simply create a data DVD with a 1024 × 768 - pixel video file.
