Comments on: Apple Internet Video Made Easy! http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/ Apple Mac OS X Tips and Tricks Blog Fri, 25 Jul 2008 15:10:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: How to Edit Videos Using Footage From YouTube on a Mac at iUseApple http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-42864 How to Edit Videos Using Footage From YouTube on a Mac at iUseApple Sun, 13 Jul 2008 20:33:51 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-42864 [...] A further explanation of the export process is located in the “Apple Internet Video Made Easy&... What did you learn in this post? Or did it leave you with further questions? Comment here to Ask Steve Blue! Written by Steve Bluesteveblue@iuseapple.com [...] […] A further explanation of the export process is located in the “Apple Internet Video Made Easy&… What did you learn in this post? Or did it leave you with further questions? Comment here to Ask Steve Blue! Written by Steve Bluesteveblue@iuseapple.com […]

]]> By: sanya http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-36010 sanya Wed, 28 May 2008 22:45:11 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-36010 I did follow all the steps for h.264 and it is working. My next question is what is your suggestion for exporting the video to be compatible for PC as they are not able to run QT without downloading the software? I saved it as AVI but the file is huge - over 300mb please avise if there are different steps for saving avi or better format for pc i can export from my fcp hd thank you I did follow all the steps for h.264 and it is working. My next question is what is your suggestion for exporting the video to be compatible for PC as they are not able to run QT without downloading the software?
I saved it as AVI but the file is huge - over 300mb

please avise if there are different steps for saving avi or better format for pc i can export from my fcp hd
thank you

]]> By: Alex http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-27410 Alex Tue, 25 Mar 2008 21:56:34 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-27410 got it working in the end mate -many thanks.i closed fcp and imported into imovie instead -just got my panda rap vid on my facebook -u can check it out if u like-panda rap on Alex halls facebook -many thanks -most of us r screwed without the good knowledge of people like ureself.im an experienced editor yet new to the net publishing game-many thanks got it working in the end mate -many thanks.i closed fcp and imported into imovie instead -just got my panda rap vid on my facebook -u can check it out if u like-panda rap on Alex halls facebook -many thanks -most of us r screwed without the good knowledge of people like ureself.im an experienced editor yet new to the net publishing game-many thanks

]]> By: alex http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-27302 alex Mon, 24 Mar 2008 23:02:48 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-27302 im really ecxited about this cos this seems to be the best site to get the right knowledge-however im still frustrated i just followed the exact procedings(exporting from fcp 4.1) to memory stick -themn mem stick to facebook on a pc -facebook just keeps sayin it wont recognise. i just changed the rate for the audio and this time its takin 30 mins to export.im a documentory film maker whose made a few films have realized that i need to get web savvy cos the more u know about all the media functions the easier things r -yet i spent three hrs tryin to get this on the net -im gettin wound up! im really ecxited about this cos this seems to be the best site to get the right knowledge-however im still frustrated i just followed the exact procedings(exporting from fcp 4.1) to memory stick -themn mem stick to facebook on a pc -facebook just keeps sayin it wont recognise. i just changed the rate for the audio and this time its takin 30 mins to export.im a documentory film maker whose made a few films have realized that i need to get web savvy cos the more u know about all the media functions the easier things r -yet i spent three hrs tryin to get this on the net -im gettin wound up!

]]> By: Lynne http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-25158 Lynne Fri, 07 Mar 2008 16:21:39 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-25158 Awesome! I've been searching everywhere for an answer. This was perfect, thanks! Awesome! I’ve been searching everywhere for an answer. This was perfect, thanks!

]]> By: steveblue http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-24234 steveblue Sat, 23 Feb 2008 02:28:38 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-24234 Jerry, no the blocks (also called artifacts) will not disappear. Re export the clip 640x480, but turn up the quality. If the source footage you used has the same kind of artifacts, I don't know of a way to clean them up. What you are speaking about is caused by the compression of the video. If the video is compressed too much, colors blend together, creating the blocks you see. Jerry, no the blocks (also called artifacts) will not disappear. Re export the clip 640×480, but turn up the quality. If the source footage you used has the same kind of artifacts, I don’t know of a way to clean them up. What you are speaking about is caused by the compression of the video. If the video is compressed too much, colors blend together, creating the blocks you see.

]]> By: jerry http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-24231 jerry Sat, 23 Feb 2008 02:04:26 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-24231 just a question....when you output the vid at 640X480 and its blocky......will the blocks go away when they recompress it at 320x240??? thanks just a question….when you output the vid at 640X480 and its blocky……will the blocks go away when they recompress it at 320×240???

thanks

]]> By: Jenna http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-13148 Jenna Fri, 02 Nov 2007 02:46:20 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-13148 Steve, I tried this and still I get a picture that has the digitized blocks. Could it be the quality of my tape? Or the the speed of my internet? It looks fine when I play it on my desktop, but once on youtube it looks blocky. Sorry for all the questions, I really appreciate your help. :) Jenna Steve,

I tried this and still I get a picture that has the digitized blocks. Could it be the quality of my tape? Or the the speed of my internet? It looks fine when I play it on my desktop, but once on youtube it looks blocky. Sorry for all the questions, I really appreciate your help. :)
Jenna

]]> By: steveblue http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-13083 steveblue Thu, 01 Nov 2007 13:17:32 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-13083 Jenna- Try tweaking rhe Quality slider or raise the Data Rate (sometimes I raise it from 300kbps to 500kbps successfully). Any video with a lot of motion will succomb to the compression. Steve Jenna-

Try tweaking rhe Quality slider or raise the Data Rate (sometimes I raise it from 300kbps to 500kbps successfully). Any video with a lot of motion will succomb to the compression.

Steve

]]> By: Jenna http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-13031 Jenna Thu, 01 Nov 2007 00:33:37 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-13031 Steve, I used this method and it did a great job with reducing the file size but I'm having a hard time getting rid of the "blocky" look my video has. Anything you can tell me so the picture is more clear? Thanks in advance! Jenna Steve,

I used this method and it did a great job with reducing the file size but I’m having a hard time getting rid of the “blocky” look my video has. Anything you can tell me so the picture is more clear? Thanks in advance!

Jenna

]]> By: steveblue http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-10408 steveblue Mon, 17 Sep 2007 14:52:53 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-10408 Kerry, Always keep the framerate to current, anything below 18 fps can become noticeably choppy. Have you checked the resolution of the video? Is it the same? Higher dimensions (ex. 640 x 480) means more pixels = more data. Also, is the new video deinterlaced? Anything below 100mb for upload to different sites is acceptable, as long as you have the internet connection to transfer large files. Remember, filesize is not the most important measure of a clip's quality. It really depends on how it appears on screen. Kerry,

Always keep the framerate to current, anything below 18 fps can become noticeably choppy. Have you checked the resolution of the video? Is it the same? Higher dimensions (ex. 640 x 480) means more pixels = more data. Also, is the new video deinterlaced?

Anything below 100mb for upload to different sites is acceptable, as long as you have the internet connection to transfer large files. Remember, filesize is not the most important measure of a clip’s quality. It really depends on how it appears on screen.

]]> By: Kerry http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-10385 Kerry Mon, 17 Sep 2007 03:48:58 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-10385 I'm back. Interesting, I experimented and got an unexpected result. Following your steps the first time, the result was good - 5.7mb for 3:06 mins clip. I did this: H.264; Fr.rate = current; KeyFr = 60; Restricted D.rate = 300; Best Q encoding (m/pass). AAC stereo L/R; 16kHz; 24 bitr. I aimed for a smaller file size so I trimmed some content - the result looks better and the audio is still reasonable, but the file has grown to 6.78mb for 2:52 mins. Why? The new settings I tried: H.264; Fr.rate = 15; KeyFr = 60; Rest.D.rate = 300; Fast encoding (single). AAC mono; 16kHz; 24 bitrate. I tried the above mono sound settings again, this time keeping Fr.rate to current. Result 6.9mb. I don't understand something. I’m back. Interesting, I experimented and got an unexpected result. Following your steps the first time, the result was good - 5.7mb for 3:06 mins clip. I did this: H.264; Fr.rate = current; KeyFr = 60; Restricted D.rate = 300; Best Q encoding (m/pass). AAC stereo L/R; 16kHz; 24 bitr.

I aimed for a smaller file size so I trimmed some content - the result looks better and the audio is still reasonable, but the file has grown to 6.78mb for 2:52 mins. Why?

The new settings I tried: H.264; Fr.rate = 15; KeyFr = 60; Rest.D.rate = 300; Fast encoding (single). AAC mono; 16kHz; 24 bitrate.

I tried the above mono sound settings again, this time keeping Fr.rate to current. Result 6.9mb.
I don’t understand something.

]]> By: Kerry http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-10333 Kerry Sun, 16 Sep 2007 16:22:24 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-10333 Steve, brilliant. Thanks. I've been looking, reading and testing all night... now it's done. I've got quality video, reasonable sound and a small file size. It did help to read the 'technobabble' on all those other sites as I now understand the why and wherefore, but none offered your easy-to-follow steps. Steve, brilliant. Thanks. I’ve been looking, reading and testing all night… now it’s done. I’ve got quality video, reasonable sound and a small file size. It did help to read the ‘technobabble’ on all those other sites as I now understand the why and wherefore, but none offered your easy-to-follow steps.

]]> By: Kate http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-5455 Kate Wed, 25 Jul 2007 16:17:07 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-5455 Wow! That was incredibly helpful! I really appreciate it. Wow! That was incredibly helpful! I really appreciate it.

]]> By: steveblue http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-4487 steveblue Mon, 09 Jul 2007 12:45:11 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-4487 Alison, First of all, I think it is great you are uploading videos to the internet. This medium empowers you to do what only television stations could do a short while ago. Isn't it simply amazing? But beware, if you are a college student posting videos of your friends puking all over the Azalea bushes after a frat party, think about their future first. What goes on the Internet stays on the Internet. Internet videos work like a virus and will be copied and replicated. Companies are increasingly searching for potential applicants on MySpace and FaceBook. But an answer to your question: If you set the Data Rate: to variable you can then change the quality sliders. But since you have restricted the Data Rate to a specific value of 300 kbps via this tutorial, the slider is unavailable. Once you set the data rate to variable, you can change the quality sliders. It's a trade off, since setting the Data Rate to variable will not guarantee a consistent quality throughout the video. But you can still give the encoder an idea of how nice you want the video to look by changing the quality sliders. This deserves a bit of an explanation. The Data Rate is how big of a pipe the video needs to stream through. The quality is then how the encoder manipulates the pixels in the video to fit through the pipe. So, when we give Quicktime a value like 300 kbps or 500 kbps, it assumes that the quality should fit into that pipe and does the sliders for us. But when we set the data rate to variable, we then can give Quicktime a ballpark estimate of what the data rate will be by changing the quality. Alison,

First of all, I think it is great you are uploading videos to the internet. This medium empowers you to do what only television stations could do a short while ago. Isn’t it simply amazing?

But beware, if you are a college student posting videos of your friends puking all over the Azalea bushes after a frat party, think about their future first. What goes on the Internet stays on the Internet. Internet videos work like a virus and will be copied and replicated. Companies are increasingly searching for potential applicants on MySpace and FaceBook.

But an answer to your question:

If you set the Data Rate: to variable you can then change the quality sliders. But since you have restricted the Data Rate to a specific value of 300 kbps via this tutorial, the slider is unavailable. Once you set the data rate to variable, you can change the quality sliders. It’s a trade off, since setting the Data Rate to variable will not guarantee a consistent quality throughout the video. But you can still give the encoder an idea of how nice you want the video to look by changing the quality sliders.

This deserves a bit of an explanation. The Data Rate is how big of a pipe the video needs to stream through. The quality is then how the encoder manipulates the pixels in the video to fit through the pipe.

So, when we give Quicktime a value like 300 kbps or 500 kbps, it assumes that the quality should fit into that pipe and does the sliders for us.

But when we set the data rate to variable, we then can give Quicktime a ballpark estimate of what the data rate will be by changing the quality.

]]> By: Alison http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-3726 Alison Sun, 24 Jun 2007 18:25:01 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-3726 thanks so much for this tutorial, i just uploaded my first video to Facebook! I'm now experimenting with the setting and trying to get better quality.. my video is only like 16MB after exporting it using your tutorial, but i'm allowed up to 100MB. one thing i tried is on the compressor quality slider, i held down 'option' and it did indeed change to say 'temporal', but won't allow me to move the slider from medium to high. why is this? thanks so much for this tutorial, i just uploaded my first video to Facebook! I’m now experimenting with the setting and trying to get better quality.. my video is only like 16MB after exporting it using your tutorial, but i’m allowed up to 100MB. one thing i tried is on the compressor quality slider, i held down ‘option’ and it did indeed change to say ‘temporal’, but won’t allow me to move the slider from medium to high. why is this?

]]> By: steveblue http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-2845 steveblue Wed, 06 Jun 2007 13:04:19 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-2845 Pip, Did you find the Movie Settings window like in the image above? Click the Settings... button under video and it will whisk you away to the Standard Video Compression Settings window. Pip,

Did you find the Movie Settings window like in the image above?

Click the Settings… button under video and it will whisk you away to the Standard Video Compression Settings window.

]]> By: Pip http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-2809 Pip Tue, 05 Jun 2007 11:06:43 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-2809 "You must set the codec in the Compression Type: in the Standard Video Compression settings window." Hey this may sound like a stupid question but where can i access this window? I've tried looking everywhere but i can't seem to find it :/ “You must set the codec in the Compression Type: in the Standard Video Compression settings window.”

Hey this may sound like a stupid question but where can i access this window? I’ve tried looking everywhere but i can’t seem to find it :/

]]> By: Deryn http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-2769 Deryn Mon, 04 Jun 2007 00:00:24 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-2769 Thanks for this info. Everything else I found was about making the file as small as possible, but then the quality was bad. This worked very well. Thanks for this info. Everything else I found was about making the file as small as possible, but then the quality was bad. This worked very well.

]]> By: G http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-2398 G Thu, 24 May 2007 02:36:05 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-2398 Thank you for such a well written tutorial! I was about to throw a basket of fruit across the room because I simply couldn't upload my imovie onto youtube. You're simplicity and straightforwardness spared me the tantrum. not only that, but I actually understood why it was that I had to change the settings :) Thanks again! Keep up the great work. Sincerely, G Thank you for such a well written tutorial! I was about to throw a basket of fruit across the room because I simply couldn’t upload my imovie onto youtube. You’re simplicity and straightforwardness spared me the tantrum. not only that, but I actually understood why it was that I had to change the settings :) Thanks again! Keep up the great work.

Sincerely,

G

]]> By: Mac & Design http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1995 Mac & Design Mon, 14 May 2007 03:38:27 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1995 [...] artifacts, pixelations, and lag time. But I have a Mac, so I can make a fantastic looking video! read more | digg [...] […] artifacts, pixelations, and lag time. But I have a Mac, so I can make a fantastic looking video! read more | digg […]

]]> By: hans http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1928 hans Fri, 11 May 2007 13:54:11 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1928 i wouldn't set the sample rate as low as 16kHZ I would rather set it to mono and use 32kHz, or better 44 kHz. because the audio is a relative small part of the filesize i wouldn’t set the sample rate as low as 16kHZ
I would rather set it to mono and use 32kHz, or better 44 kHz.
because the audio is a relative small part of the filesize

]]> By: steveblue http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1733 steveblue Sun, 29 Apr 2007 17:45:11 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1733 Jake, I am happy everything worked out. If you have any questions, feel free to post another comment or email me directly at steveblue@iuseapple.com. If anyone else needs a different explanation, or a specific question please email me. Jake, I am happy everything worked out. If you have any questions, feel free to post another comment or email me directly at steveblue@iuseapple.com. If anyone else needs a different explanation, or a specific question please email me.

]]> By: Jake http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1693 Jake Sat, 28 Apr 2007 20:45:23 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1693 got it now, thanks. got it now, thanks.

]]> By: Andrew http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1584 Andrew Wed, 25 Apr 2007 00:04:06 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1584 Steve, I tried this and was skeptical when the 5-minute video I'd created in Final Cut Pro HD that I'd been trying to reduce to less than 100 MB ended up as 12 MB! But I uploaded it and it works fine...better, in fact, than some of the direct Quicktime renderings that were considerably larger. Thanks very much for the information! You are truly a vid-guru! Steve,

I tried this and was skeptical when the 5-minute video I’d created in Final Cut Pro HD that I’d been trying to reduce to less than 100 MB ended up as 12 MB! But I uploaded it and it works fine…better, in fact, than some of the direct Quicktime renderings that were considerably larger. Thanks very much for the information! You are truly a vid-guru!

]]> By: steveblue http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1542 steveblue Sun, 22 Apr 2007 21:23:39 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1542 Jake, The first step in the tutorial is the only one that is different in all three applications. The second step is Hit Options. So, for iMovie : Go to Share in the menu bar and Select Quicktime from the drop down list. Select Expert Settings in the Compress Movie For: menu Every Apple computer has the H.264 codec since the release of Quicktime 6. You must set the codec in the Compression Type: in the Standard Video Compression settings window. Jake,

The first step in the tutorial is the only one that is different in all three applications. The second step is Hit Options.

So, for iMovie :

Go to Share in the menu bar and Select Quicktime from the drop down list.

Select Expert Settings in the Compress Movie For: menu

Every Apple computer has the H.264 codec since the release of Quicktime 6.

You must set the codec in the Compression Type: in the Standard Video Compression settings window.

]]> By: Jake http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1508 Jake Thu, 19 Apr 2007 20:20:55 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1508 I am trying to do this on iMovie HD and every time i do it is way over 100 MB I saw that thats what it said above but it was confusing since it explained it on all three programs. I am trying to put a movie on Youtube but i do not have the H.264 compression type, is that just for final cut pro and quicktime pro, or is it for iMovie too? Am i reading this wrong? If you could help me out that'd be great. I am trying to do this on iMovie HD and every time i do it is way over 100 MB I saw that thats what it said above but it was confusing since it explained it on all three programs. I am trying to put a movie on Youtube but i do not have the H.264 compression type, is that just for final cut pro and quicktime pro, or is it for iMovie too? Am i reading this wrong?

If you could help me out that’d be great.

]]> By: Dustin http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1505 Dustin Thu, 19 Apr 2007 16:05:14 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/apple-how-to/beginner-os-x/2007/04/16/output-a-video-for-the-internet/#comment-1505 Awesome tutorial, I'm using it right now. Thanks. Awesome tutorial, I’m using it right now. Thanks.

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