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HD Uploading

I am a motionmaker, and would like to know the best way to upload HD videos. I am using Final Cut Pro, and was wondering if there are any recommendations. The video in question is about 2 minutes and shot in HDV. I would like to know the recommended compression scheme. Thanks.

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Gabriel Munch-Andersen, Employee, replied on April 22, 2008 20:52

Your best option would be to compress your video with the best bitrate possible in quicktime h.264 and in 1280x720.

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