Export Setting for MP4

I need export speed fast..like around 3mins
but video quality good
Size 680x 480 or 480 x340
how is the datarate....frame.....etc

How about providing your url? That would sure make it a lot easier to see what is happening.
Have you tried changing you movie title to something really short and simple with no underscores and repubishing?

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Convert it to h.264.
Try this:
File - Export - QT Conversion...
Make sure QT movie is selected and where it says default... change it to Broadband High.
Then go into the OPTIONS button and change the size to reflect the 16:9 aspect ratio...
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Christine,
You are getting very mixed up here or at least the language of your post is confusing.
Regardless of what flavour of HD you shoot and edit in, compressing for SD DVD involves resizing and effectively 'downrezzing' your footage so it will never look as good as HD. In PAL land where I live SD DVD is 720*576, NTSC is I believe 720*480. So to compress something to watch on a DVD player you want to be using those dimensions to begin with - there is probably a DVD preset that does that.
If, instead, you are talking about delivering to the client as some other file such as H.264, Flash or WMV then I would still down rez just to make it playback better - a 1440*1080 WMV wont play nicely on most PCs.
The settings you state below, by the way, look more like those you'd use for HD DVD or Blu-Ray.
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Finally the quality of DVD or other file playback can vary enormously depending on the monitor so check it on a couple of others and if it's a DVD, try it on a TV.
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