Export a movie,NOT quicktime,FULL quality dv

hello, i'm trying to export a movie as it is.In full quality,DV extension.I want the best quality possible.The quicktime export ruins the titles.please help
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Have you tried burning a playlist of your music to CD in iTunes, and then importing that CD to use in iMovie? That used to be a way to improve the compatibility of some music tracks.
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I was just wondering how to export a movie in quicktime so that it is playable on the sony psp.
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I assume all is rendered at 100% and you Mixed Down (in the Sequence Menu).
It sounds like it may be one of those quirky things like a key stroke character used in the file name that OSX doesn't like.
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I have created some short videos with Lavelier Line6 mic, which apparently records your voice in stereo on one track, I am told (although I can't see stereo tracks anywhere within iMovie project, it looks like one track below the picture - but then I wouldn't know what to look for as I'm new to this!).
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HELP!! i cant export my movie and keep good quality when I put it on youtub

On my final cut express, the movie looks great, Great quality and great sound. But when I export it, it loses so much quality, and looks terrible online. I know you should lose some quilty, but this is more then some, it looks bad.
Ive tried so many different ways to export it. Its only a 4 min music video, and youtube and myspace allow up to a gig. I don’t under stand it help!!
If u want to see what im talking about go to www.wearetheweekend.com

File>Export>Using QuickTime Conversion.
Change the "Default Settings" to "Broadband High" from the dropdown menu and click Save.
PS. The link you gave seemed reasonably OK for an internet video.
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Converting to Quicktime Full Quality DV ...Why so long?

In an effort to avoid the Audio Encoding problem, I've been trying to take everyone's advice by converting the iMovie to a full quality DV but on my G4, for a 90 minute project it was compressing for about 5 hours and even then it was still displaying that there was 742 minutes to go and still that figure was rising. If anyone out there has got a minute to explain why this is so I'd be very appreciative.
Just don't get it? I highlighted 17 minutes of the project out of curiousity and shared that to Full Quality and that just took about 34 minutes!
Borrowed the work G5 DP 2GHZ and that seems faster at doing the task ( doing it now actually and it's up to 220 minutes and rising and less than a quarter of the way there) but this is still longer than exporting the project to the camera and then re-importing it to a new project. That's a guaranteed 3 hours and then it's less than 7 hours from encoding to burnt disc....no audio encoding problems. iDVD breezes through that task. (By the way, about 2 and a half hours on the G5 (wish I owned one)
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Thanks so much for responding guys....
Len, yep camera is definitely recording in 16-bit.
John.... nothing HD here, all DV files. Yes plenty of free space on the HFS+ formatted drive.
Yes, there is lots to render in this project but when I singled out say 10 minutes of a segment that's full on slow-motion and sepia (with an mp3 under it too) and then sent that for sharing to full quality DV, it did it in 20 minutes or less.
So in my head I'm thinkin... 20 minutes to do 10 minutes of footage, 180 minutes to do the full 90 minute project.
Actually tried it with the identical project on work's G5 (same machine you have), and it still took about 7 hours overnight. And plenty of free space on its hard drive too.
I've done so many experiments over the last week with different discs, methods of exporting and importing, what gets the stalled Audio Encoding treatment and what doesn't and results on two different computers. I think I should make a separate post and report on my findings ( for what its worth) before I forget it all. Might help someone.
One of my best results was just opening the show package contents of the project, clicking on Shared Movies/iDVD/ and then just dragging the .Mov into a new iMovie project . Once again takes some time on the G4 and less on the G5 but for some reason the quality was slightly better than the results I got from the sharing to Full Quality DV. Noticed it at the beginning with the titles. There was bleeding in the letters on the Full Quality DV but it was nice and tight on the dragging the .Mov method. This is even before it was burnt to DVD.
John I can't believe how fast that G5 DP 2GHZ goes through the video encoding process. It's like almost real time. Do you think that even on the Mac Pro 2GHZ it would be as fast or nearly as? I should think about updating soon.
Thanks again
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