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]]> By: whoorl http://whoorl.com/archives/3280/comment-page-1#comment-16377 whoorl Wed, 16 Dec 2009 04:52:02 +0000 http://whoorl.com/?p=3280#comment-16377 You all are awesome! I upgraded to iMovie '09 and double-checked my export settings and the quality of my exports is much better. Thank you so much!! .-= whoorl´s last blog ..<a href="http://whoorl.com/archives/3280" rel="nofollow">Video Killed The Radio Star (Or my will to live, actually…)</a> =-. You all are awesome! I upgraded to iMovie ’09 and double-checked my export settings and the quality of my exports is much better. Thank you so much!!
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]]> By: Heather http://whoorl.com/archives/3280/comment-page-1#comment-16376 Heather Wed, 16 Dec 2009 04:10:29 +0000 http://whoorl.com/?p=3280#comment-16376 Hi Sarah, I did some research and it sounds like you are choosing a built-in preset (like best quality) which won't allow you to keep your HD quality. The Flips record in h.264 at 720p, so if you are getting a dv file when you export then it has re-encoded and downgraded the video. Jwo and martymankins gave good advice when they recommended upgrading to iMovie 09—it has a preset export for 720p. If you don't want to upgrade, you can continue using iMovie HD, you'll just need to customize the QuickTime export settings. Hope that helps! Hi Sarah,

I did some research and it sounds like you are choosing a built-in preset (like best quality) which won’t allow you to keep your HD quality. The Flips record in h.264 at 720p, so if you are getting a dv file when you export then it has re-encoded and downgraded the video.

Jwo and martymankins gave good advice when they recommended upgrading to iMovie 09—it has a preset export for 720p. If you don’t want to upgrade, you can continue using iMovie HD, you’ll just need to customize the QuickTime export settings.

Hope that helps!

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