First post here, thanks for reading.
As a new iMovie user (and new Mac user) I am struggling to get as good a result with iMovie as I a had been getting with Windows Movie Maker. Windows Movie Maker has a "best quality to fit" and then you can specify a maximum file size. This has usually rendered pretty good results.
With the iMovie settings, I end up with smallish files that look pretty poor. I'm messing with the settings but honestly I'm clueless.
I'd really appreciate somebody just giving me some guidelines on what to set each parameter to get the best video results and still stay within, say, 50 meg, which is the max Network Solutions will allow me to upload to my site.
I tape a lot of musicians, mostly guitar players, so video quality is important to get the value of what they're playing. Really appreciate any advice. I did some searches on the forum and got a little lost in the volume of stuff, maybe somebody could just send me to an old thread.
Thanks a ton!
carrtunes
www.carrtunes.net
As a new iMovie user (and new Mac user) I am struggling to get as good a result with iMovie as I a had been getting with Windows Movie Maker. Windows Movie Maker has a "best quality to fit" and then you can specify a maximum file size. This has usually rendered pretty good results.
With the iMovie settings, I end up with smallish files that look pretty poor. I'm messing with the settings but honestly I'm clueless.
I'd really appreciate somebody just giving me some guidelines on what to set each parameter to get the best video results and still stay within, say, 50 meg, which is the max Network Solutions will allow me to upload to my site.
I tape a lot of musicians, mostly guitar players, so video quality is important to get the value of what they're playing. Really appreciate any advice. I did some searches on the forum and got a little lost in the volume of stuff, maybe somebody could just send me to an old thread.
Thanks a ton!
carrtunes
www.carrtunes.net