.mp4 file output using H264 in Compressor 2.3

I have a client who needs .mp4 files but specified
the H.264 compressor. I can easily use Compressor 2
to create .mov files using H.264. But when I select
.mp4 file type output Compressor automatically uses
the MPEG4 compressor, and I can't seem to override
this. Does anyone know how to specify a .mp4 file and
H.264 compressor?
H.264 is a type of MPEG-4, only that you are not able to play it on some older devices. H.264 requires QT7. I would conclude when you do this in QT Pro you are now just converting to H.264. In compressor's batch menu select the drop down "settings" menu and choose "web download (quicktime 7 compatible)." From there you will get H.264 choices.
Interestingly, I can do this easily in QTPro but
exporting Movie to MPEG4, selecting the non IMSA MP4
file format, then specifying the H.264 compressor.
Just seems like I should be able to do this in
Compressor 2 (so I can batch several together).

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Wow! A lot of ifs, ands, and maybes here.
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The file will open and play fine in VLC, but I can't do the editing I want there. The Media Information pane in VLC says: the codec is "H264 - MPEG-4 AVC (part 10)(avc1)", it is HD resolution (1920 x 1080), it has a frame rate of 59.940060, and the Decoded format is "Planar 4:2:0 YUV". It also has an audio track (MPEG audio) and a subtitle track. I also tried opening these .mp4 files on two Mac laptops that a friend of mine has. Interestingly, they would not open on one (I think running Lion with QT 10.0), but they DID open on the other newer laptop (running Mountain Lion with QT 10.2).
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I first assumed it was just a case of not having the right codec. So I tried copying all the codecs from the Mac laptop that *could* open them, but that didn't work. Then I searched for and downloaded codecs that I might be missing, such as "avc1Decoder.dmg" from MyCometG3 and http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/23875/avc1decoder, and x264Encoder 1.2.27 also from MyCometG3, and I put them in my Library/Quicktime folder and restarted Quicktime, but neither solved the problem. I also tried opening the .mp4 files in MPEG Streamclip (1.9.2), but it says "File open error: unrecognized file type". When I tell it to "open anyway" it tries and then says "File open error: can't find video or audio tracks".
The indiscriminant installation of additional codecs often creates more problems than it solves owing to the logrithmic increased potential for the introduction of QT codec component conflicts. The normal "rule of thumb" here is to identify a missing codec and to then install only that specific codec component. Even then, there is a possibility that there may be a conflict but at least it is more easily identified so you can better evaluate which of the conflicting codecs to leave installed and which to swap only when needed/required. As to the use of MPEG Streamclip, it basically uses your system's QT component configuration of access of most codecs as opposed to VLC and HandBrake which contain their own, built-in codec support. So if QT is having a problem, it is often likely that MPEG Streamclip will also have problems.
I tried opening one of these .mp4 files in Handbrake (0.9.8) and it was able to open and convert the file to an .mp4 that is then openable in QT 10 with a format of H.264, AAC, and a reduced frame rate of 29.84. However, this doesn't seem like a good solution because it takes about 2 hours to convert a file with 30 minutes of video. I just want to be able to trim these big files down to some short video clips that are in an accessible format.
The HandBrake workflow forces a recompressing of the file data which is why it takse so long. That is why I suggested you try deleting any extraneous data tracks found in the source MP4 file container using QT 7 Pro and then use the "Save" or "Save As..." option to re-write the original audio and video data to a new MOV file container which takes much less time.
Am I missing the right codec? Or, as I'm beginning to wonder, is this format one that is too demanding for OS 10.6.8 and QT 10 and they just cannot handle it no matter what codecs I have on my computer (because of the 60 fps frame rate? Or is it the subtitle track?). Or is the solution to upgrade my operating system to Mountain Lion (10.8) and QT 10.2? My 15" MacBook Pro is about 2 years old with a 2.66 GHz Intel Core i7 and 4 GB of RAM (1067 MHz DDR3).
Probably not. The VLC reported data rate may either indicate the MP4 content is AVCHD/BD sourced or it is reading interlaced content as progressive which I have noted it can do on occasion when I compare the media info as read by various different apps and/or utilities. Since you indicate the file opens in Mountain Lion, my guess would be that your MP4 content is actually AVCHD/BD sourced since such support was only recently added to Mac OS X v10.8 software. As to moving up to Mountain Lion, as always, that is something you would have to evaluate for yourself. For instance, do you require PNG compression for video content? By default you would lose it under Mountain Lion and have to re-enable it manually if needed. Are there other pros and cons that you need to consider before upgrading to Mountain Lion? These are the types of questions and compatibility issues that only you can answer for yourself.

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First, very pleased to see that the company produced the Chinese version of adobe's premier cc！
I use premier cc output h264 encoded mp4 files can not play!
Break when rendering the second half MP4 file playback problems, I ask, where is the problem?
There is how to make the timeline audio display file names? How to set up! ?
I am a video editing enthusiasts, I come from distant China!
I hope you can get help！
My English level is not high, I was using Google Translate
Thank you first！
potplayer    Software displays ：
A:\2.mp4
文件内容。
00 00 00 1C 66 74 79 70 4D 34 56 20 00 00 00 01 ....ft.pM4V ....
4D 34 56 20 6D 70 34 32 69 73 6F 6D 00 05 12 43 M4V mp42isom...C
75 75 69 64 BE 7A CF CB 97 A9 42 E8 9C 71 99 94 uuid......B..q..
91 E3 AF AC 3C 3F 78 70 61 63 6B 65 74 20 62 65 ....<?xpacket be
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20 43 6F 72 65 20 35 2E 35 2D 63 30 31 34 20 37   Core 5.5-c014 7
39 2E 31 35 31 38 30 35 2C 20 32 30 31 33 2F 30 9.151805, 2013/0
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44 69 6D 3D 22 68 74 74 70 3A 2F 2F 6E 73 2E 61 Dim="http://ns.a
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2E 61 64 6F 62 65 2E 63 6F 6D 2F 78 61 70 2F 31 .adobe.com/xap/1
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66 2F 31 2E 30 2F 22 0A 20 20 20 20 78 6D 6C 6E f/1.0/".    xmln
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USing Compressor I am encoding ProRes 422 to MP4 file

I am using Compressor (3.5)to create a MP4 file from a Final Cut Pro 7.0 three min sequence(H 264 Mov converted to ProRes 422) on a 3gb IMAC. When the file finally converts I play the MP4 file in QT and the sound is out of sequence with the video. When I convert to 800kps QT file sound is synched as well as on the timeline. Do I need to use some other type of player to view and hear the video in synch
Can some explain why that is happening

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PP CS5 - handling and output of h264 (DSLR) files?

Hi all, new to PP (Mac OS 10.6.8, MacPro 1,1, 10 gig ram, RAID5 eSATA). Starting to work with my copy of CS5, beginning the evaluation process to migrate from FCP7.
I have a couple of questions about using DSLR native h264 files directly in the timeline.
I've got a sequence, about 1 hour in length, of all the camera original files strung together. While I'm reviewing, watching, etc., I notice a little progress bar in the lower right corner that keeps telling me PP is "conforming MVI_xxxx". What is it doing? As a bit of explanation, you may or may not know that h264s are verboten in FCP7, and I generally transcode them to ProRes for edit. One of my attractions for switching to PP is that I'm attracted to using h264 natively, but wonder if it's truly an efficient way to edit?
Secondly...I have the finished stringout sequence, and now I want to output it to a file so my client can review the raw footage. My initial test last night sucked...it took a bit over 8 hours to export a rather large (2.4 gig, 872x540 - though I'd set MediaEncoder to export a 960x540 field) h264 movie...which seems like maybe it was re-encoding my h264 files?
In the FCP world, I would have:
a) transcoded the h264 to ProRes (or whatever I was editing in) previous to edit;
b) created my stringout sequence;
c) exported a reference movie (quick, easy);
d) encoded using Squeeze, Flip-4-Mac or Compressor
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Best not to start editing before conforming is done.
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