Export videos using QT Pro

Hi,
I have a short video in .mov. It's too big now: almost 300MB. How can I reduce it but keeping the quality (mp4 is not so good).
Thanks

The do state the total bitrate in some value of kb/second there, what is it?
Anyhow you can make it smaller by exporting to H.264 which has good quality and a bitrate lower than what you have (which is why I asked).
Try exporting for iPod which should be around 700 kb/sec and 128 kb/sec audio. That is about 828 kb/sec or about 100 KB/sec (note kb = kilobits KB = kilobytes). So for two minutes only 12 MB in size.
It appears to be about 16000 mb/sec now.

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What are the best settings for exporting video in Premiere Pro Cs5.5 in HD MP4 format?
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bmiller0525 wrote:
What are the best settings for exporting video in Premiere Pro Cs5.5 in HD MP4 format?
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks
thats way too vague of a question... best what? quality? size? playback?
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When I go to export my finished video it asks to set all the properties like the codec and its details, res and all that jazz - I was wondering, is it not possible to have the exported video use the exact same properties as the original? It seems like I HAVE to re-encode it...
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Nexus,
One thing to consider with Export, is what do you plan on doing with the resulting file?
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hmmm.. the files from GoPro are already mp4 format. The Flash is already FAT32, brand new 16gig...
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Hi Jim,
Can you update your profile, we don't know what your hardware set up is or your OS, or version of FCS. It could give you answers a lot faster if we know your details from the off.
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I checked Hand Brake and the Wiki of it... I have to say that I'm a little bit lost in the settings when you export it to an Apple TV 2, or as an Apple Universal Format.... Which would olso work on an ATV 2...
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I was hoping that you and others might have some insight as to whether the purple and green artifacts / splotches seen in the attached screenshots (taken from 4 consecutive frames here but occurring through the entirety of the clip) could possibly have resulted from exporting video with ~ Premiere Pro CS5 or 6 ? As seen below, these splotches alternate back and forth between purple and green in every consecutive frame. I was also hoping that someone might know if this is a relatively common type of artifact and how it is caused.

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