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Use QuickTime Pro to compress iMovie projects
I can definitely verify this for Panther. I've compressed about 100 movies using the following compression schemes:
Use QuickTime Pro to compress iMovie projects
I did an MPEG-4 export from iMovie, then opened the project's .mov file in QuickTime and did the export from there--the resulting files appear identical in quality and are almost identical in size (within a few bytes).
Use QuickTime Pro to compress iMovie projects
I believe the MPEG-4 side of things will result in the same size/quality. At the time, I was using Sorensen. However, some of the added benefits such as a safety backup, are worthy of exploration of the technique. But if you do not own QTPro, it's nice to have iMovie's ability to create a custom output with MPEG-4. It's all good. |
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