Exporting FCE as WMV results in clipped video

I am still trying to export from FCE to a usable file on PC. Tried exporting as a wave media file. I got a usable file, but the file has been clipped in exporting. What was a 10 minute clip is only the first 29 seconds of that movie. Any ideas why it is doing this?

What are you using to convert WMV? Have you installed the demo version of Flip4Mac? There is no WMV export from FCE without third party support. You have to be using something.

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I used the Mpeg4 to Ipod selection.
There is no "MPEG-4 to iPod" export option in QT Pro. There are, however, "Movie to iPod", "Movie to MPEG-4", and "Movie to QT Movie" export options in QT Pro. Since the first possibility has no user options which would normally interfere with your video playback, it is necessary to know the video format of the source file you are attempting to convert. In the case of the latter two options, it is possible to accidentially "turn off" video conversion and it is necessarry to know more about the specific workflow you used.
The Mpeg4 file plays fine in Quicktime 7 pro
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I am a new user to Premiere CS5. I made a short video and would like to put it online in HD for youtube and vimeo. I shot the footage using a Canon DSLR t2i in HD at 24fps.
I am trying to export it in order to upload it to youtube and I tried to the preset under H.264 that is called Youtube HD. When it finished I went to watch the video and it was just a black screen but the audio worked fine. The Export video box is checked so it is not that.
I exported using Quicktime Format but the quality was a little worse. I am now trying HDTV format to see how that turns out.
Is there something I can do to make the Youtube HD preset work correctly? I imagine that's the best option for uploading to youtube.
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Thanks for replying =)
My footage properties are all as follows (except different file names obviously for different files):
Also, I am not using the audio at all in the project, just the video.
File Path: /Users/jonirizarry/Documents/LBR/MVI_0726.MOV
Type: MPEG Movie
File Size: 1.3 GB
Image Size: 1920 x 1080
Pixel Depth: 32
Frame Rate: 23.976
Source Audio Format: 48000 Hz - compressed - Stereo
Project Audio Format: 48000 Hz - 32 bit floating point - Stereo
Total Duration: 00:03:50:15
Average Data Rate: 5.6 MB / second
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1.0
I am not sure what you mean by assets but if you mean what computer am I using. I am on a MacBook Pro.
Model Name: MacBook Pro
Model Identifier: MacBookPro5,3
Processor Name: Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed: 2.66 GHz
Number Of Processors: 1
Total Number Of Cores: 2
L2 Cache: 3 MB
Memory: 4 GB
Bus Speed: 1.07 GHz
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Exporting video made in FCE to WMV?

Hello,
After making a video in FCE, how do I export it to WMV? Do I need some other software rather than IDVD?
Thank you.
Ed

You need to purchase Flip4Mac.

HT3130 trying to export a 4 minute video to desktop. Only 1:08 seconds exports. I've tried other clips and they all cut at 1:08. Used different exports like Quicktime with the same results.

trying to export a 4 minute video to desktop. Only 1:08 seconds exports. I've tried other clips and they all cut at 1:08. Used different exports like Quicktime with the same results.

Good to hear that you've had some success with the import.
I tried 3 times to do it before I finally changed it to H.264, and it worked on the first try. The quality of the compression was terrible with those settings compared to my standard settings, but I'm just glad it worked.
Rather than Share>Export using QuickTime and then choosing your own settings for H.264, you may get a better result if you simply use the Share>Export Movie option. Alternatively, use the Share>Media Browser option (as I mentioned in my earlier post). You will be presented with a range of sizes to choose from. Depending on your target, it's usually best to select the highest size available, such as Large, HD 720p or HD 1080p. However, for producing a DVD it's best to not go beyond the HD 720p size, as the DVD will be downscaled during encoding to Standard Definition in the appropriate size for either PAL or NTSC.
In my experience, both these options (Export Movie or Media Browser) produce a video file of excellent quality. The files will be in H.264 format and will have the file extension .mov or .m4v depending on the size of the export. I'm assuming that your camera records HD video in AVCHD format.
These files work well with iDVD (or other DVD authoring programs). The export process for the presets is optimised by Apple to produce high quality video files at a reasonable file size. So, selecting a preset may give you a much better result. Choosing your own H.264 settings when using the "Export using QuickTime" method could be why "the compression was terrible". You may have selected a data (bit) rate that was too low. There is always a trade-off between quality and file size when compressing video.
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Thanks for your reply. My source footage consists of MTS files from an AVCHD camcorder. The files are 1080i anamorphic, so 1440x1080, with an aspect ration of 1.333 and a framerate of 29.97fps. I used one of the AVCHD sequence templates in Premiere CS5 that matched the video files.
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~joe

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Let me help getting your question back to something we might understand.
- You are exporting your video AS .wmv
and
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Ok - what was the format of the video prior to your exporting it? When you edited it in FCP, what were the sequence settings? That will help get the right settings for flip4mac.
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Hello Harm,
let me add my comment of another discussion:
My concerns are about a)distribution and general b)compatibility.
a) When videos are distributed most of the users will probably try to open the files with Windows Media Player. So it is not a good start to have fresh exported h.264 videos which won't run fine with the 'main' player on windows
b) I am wondering if the Problems with Windows Media Player may also be a sign of a general compatibility issue of the h.264 video itself
At least in case b) Adobe would have to look into this.
And in general there maybe a bug in the MS h.264 decoder.
Thank you
Chris

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Screenshot:
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