Mayuresh
2007-01-29 00:54:52 UTC
Hi,
Our video source have all their videos at some fascinatingly high
quality (mainly used for broadcasting) and they can give it to us in
any format we wish; they will be using Final Cut Pro to do that.
I'm no video pro and will probably get my company to buy me a license
for Premiere as we're mainly a Windows-based shop. So which format
should I ask for given I'm using Premiere?
Would say a QuickTime with very to no compression at 640 x 480 work?
Our intention is to finally use these videos as Flash video (online)
at 320 x 240. I'll probably be using the ON2 VP6 codec via Sorenson
Squeeze.
Any help much appreciated,
M
Our video source have all their videos at some fascinatingly high
quality (mainly used for broadcasting) and they can give it to us in
any format we wish; they will be using Final Cut Pro to do that.
I'm no video pro and will probably get my company to buy me a license
for Premiere as we're mainly a Windows-based shop. So which format
should I ask for given I'm using Premiere?
Would say a QuickTime with very to no compression at 640 x 480 work?
Our intention is to finally use these videos as Flash video (online)
at 320 x 240. I'll probably be using the ON2 VP6 codec via Sorenson
Squeeze.
Any help much appreciated,
M