Export Video Quality
Hi,
I am new to FCE4 and need a little help exporting video. I have edited sequence videos that upon exporting to quicktime movie-importing to imovie so i could add title screens. (when I tried in FCE4 Boris Title 3D quality was very fuzzy at that time I exported to quicktime then burned in iDVD). When I add the imovie to idvd and burn the project i get a poor quality product when I try to watch it on my dvd player.
I would like to export the project the best quality possible to play back on a dvd player using idvd to burn the project or roxio toast.
When I choose to export the project in a different format such as quick time movie and adjusting the settings to best then choosing dv/dvcpro-ntsc it says the file is unrendered. So I go back and try to render the file but that's been done. So I am really confused.
Please Help,
SK
I can't answer all your questions but to export a project to burn in iDVD or Toast do this:-
Select File>Export>QuickTime Movie......... Do NOT use "QuickTime CONVERSION".
In the window that opens deselect the "Make Movie Self-contained" box and click Save.
Drag the resulting file into iDVD etc.
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