Export avi file

Hi,
I'm trying to export an AVI file in fcp 4. But the result is that the movement is not 'flowing'. Wich settings do I have to use.
Thanks,
Mable
  Mac OS X (10.4.7)  

I'm working in pal and I want to export a 20 min
movie as a AVI file. I tried several settings but the
movement isn't 'flowing'. What's the best setting:
Cinepak or DVpal, how many frames etc.
Cinepak is an old compression method. You are better off using one of MPEG-4 algorithms.
Since you are in Europe, the best frame rate will be probably 25. But it all depends on what you are exactly working on and how your client uses it.
I tried to play the .AVI on a Mac and a PC, and on
both computers the movie wasn't playing smoothly.
Simply, reduce the video bitrate.

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