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what settings would you do for the best quality encode of a .mov file?

I have pretty much all the codecs. I am currently messing around with x264 but cannot seem to find the right settings.

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ok...i have NO idea if I'm doing it 'right' or the best way, but i'll post what I chose to do after doing a bit of research myself. I'd love to also have other peoples feedback as well to see if I should change it up also.

i think one important factor is what your end result with the footage? burning dvd's or youtube uploads? mine is primarily for youtube instructional videos. here is what I have mine set at:

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