A client just asked me to deliver a video in JPEG2000. I don't see it as a export option. I did however reset my sequence settings to JPEG2000 compression, but what do i do next. I am so not familier with this format.
Scott
iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
If you have changed your sequence compression to JPEG2000, then when you are done editing just export it without conversion - File > Export > QuickTime Movie, and you are done, as that exported file will be in the JPEG2000 codec.
MtD
even when rendered out. it won't play smoothly. it jumps around. why is that?
Scott Thompson10 wrote:
even when rendered out. it won't play smoothly. it jumps around. why is that?
In FCP or as an exported QuickTime?
MtD
So they just emailed me, this is a direct qoute...
It needs to be a JPEG 2000 with a .mxf file (one for audio and one for picture) then there needs to be an XML doc (one XML with a cpl and one with a pkl).
What the!
Sorry, I know nothing about JPEG 2000 except that it is used for both very low end delivery such as mobile phones and very high end work like digital cinema.
For grins, I took a sequence I was working on, set the sequence settings from ProRes to JPEG 2000, rendered, and it would not play back at all on my 8-Core in FCP.
Exported that rendered timeline to a QuickTime movie, and it will play in QuickTime 7 Player, but only at 15 - 20 fps.
We'll have to wait until someone with more knowledge steps in.
MtD
Thank you so much for trying. This is blowing my mind. I have no idea and I hate not finding a solution. Thanks again!
Scott
you can create a customized preset in compressor for jpeg2000. Don't know anything about mxf files or the flavor of xml required. My experience delivering a digital cinema print with xml (for subtitles) was fraught with near disaster due to the inexperience of the venue, so be careful.
JPEG 2000 conversion
