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1. What does compressing files do on the amc how to#
2. What does compressing files do on the amc movie#
3. What does compressing files do on the amc zip file#
4. What does compressing files do on the amc software#

The only difference is that it will have a. The compressed file will have the same name as the original folder. It will compress your files and folders within a short time. The option automatically activates Mac's built-in compression feature. You can also control-click to open your contextual menu.

What does compressing files do on the amc how to#

Here are the steps for how to zip a folder on Mac.

What does compressing files do on the amc zip file#

All you have to do is create a zip file and attach it to the email you want to send. You don't have to attach the files one by one. You can save time by combining several files into one before you send them via email. Zip files are only as dangerous as any other executable files. That way you always have the footage in the highest resolution.You may think that, since zip files contain numerous files, it means that they are more dangerous. I would personally shoot in 1080/50p and then just convert using Panasonic's software. Hopefully, if all goes well, then you should have your converted file. What it will do is use the camera to do the conversion which is a lot faster than doing it in software. You'll get to a window where you can select the folder in which to save the converted footage.

What does compressing files do on the amc movie#

Select the clip(s) you are interested in converting and then do: Tools -> Movie -> Format conversion. I would make a sub-folder in the folder it creates to store your converted footage. Once you've copied the files, the footage should appear in the main window. You may want to change the default folder of where it will put the footage: Tools -> Settings -> General -> Registered folder.

What does compressing files do on the amc software#

If you copy the files straight from the SD card, the software won't recognise those files. Use the software to copy the footage to the hard drive ('Copy to PC' icon top left). Lauch the software and it should read your SD card in the camera. Once you've installed the software, remove the battery from the camera and power it via the adapter. If you don't have the software, use this link to download it (I've uploaded it for you). There is other stuff out there which can take you from 1080/50p to 720/50p which I believe MC can import but I've not tried this route. You can use this software to convert the 1080/50p footage to 1080/50i. With your Panasonic you should have got Panasonic's 'HD Writer AE' software. It is stunning footage - shame we can't use it! It goes to about 28Mbps in this mode. Katherine - I have a HDC-SD707 model (equivalent to the 700 model) which also does 1080/50p. Any advice you have on export settings will be VERY much appreciated! Do you have any suggestions about how to export so that the quality is good enough for a large TV screen?Īgain, I apologise if any of my questions seem obvious, but it's crucial for me to get it right and without anyone I work with able to help it's a bit worrying. I'm much more creative than techy so all a huge learning curve for me. This is what I'm using for the videos I upload to the web. In terms of improving the standard of output, I believe this is done during the export process, is that right?Ĭurrently I'm exporting as a QuickTime Movie: 'Compression: MPEG-4 Video' 'Quality: High' 'Frame rate: 30' 'Key frame rate: 24' and 'Bitrate: 6400 kbits/sec None of it is for TV broadcast at present. The final output for the content is to be uploaded to YouTube and also onto DVD so that it can be played out on large TV screens when required. Is there any additional software you would recommend? Thank you for the advice regarding the conversion.