Email a 10 minute movie

What's the best settings I should use to email a 10 minute standard def video?
Thanks.

Eric Olson1 wrote:
If there is an easier way to get multiple people across the country to see the video in the highest possible quality I'd love to know how to do it.
The usual way is to upload the video to a website, and then email the link. That way, you won't
be clogging up people's inboxes with a giant video file.
In Compressor, check out the setting: Apple > Other Workflows > Web > Download > Quicktime 7 > H264, 100 or 300 Kbps. Generally speaking, H264 looks great and results in a small file size.
The only disadvantage is the very long encode time.
I notice full hour long episodes on TV network websites that look spectacular
Those are streaming from a website, not emailed...and they have full-time pros who've
experimented and found the best settings. H264 is becoming common for that use,
although some computers may not be able to view it. For widest playability, you'd need
to use Flash, but that is additional software and work.
Let me just add a one more tip: Export your video from FCP using the same settings
as the original sequence in order to create a high-quality master.
Verify that it's what you want, then you can experiment with different settings
in Compressor without having to go back to FCP
every time.

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