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15th Jan 10
Rodney
Final Cut Pro – QuickTime Movie Playback on Slower Systems
Here are two codecs that play well on a wide variety of machines.
While H.264 is the star of the the codec world at the moment, it is not always the best choice when you want to create a QuickTime movie.
If you want to create a movie that will play on older, slower machines, or you want to create a movie that will play without requiring a lot of computer processing power, say for a ProTools session, consider using the Photo-JPEG codec.
It won’t create really small files, but it does play back without a lot of stress, even on older systems.
Courtesy of Larry Jordan
