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The most suitable conversion?

Hi, when converting I always feel lost. No clue what to click and un-click.


I am about to convert a project lasting for about 15 minutes. It is shot in:

AVCHD,

aspect ratio: 16:9.

Record setting: 24p 24M(FX) Running on NTSC

1920 x 1080


But in FCE it is written 29,97 fps

compressor: apple intermediate codec

audio rate: 48,0 KHz


I will not upload it to the net, only play it from a USB-stick on a pc (not mac) displayed at a large TV-screen.


All the best

Dewjack 🙂

MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.5)

Posted on Nov 24, 2015 3:17 PM

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Posted on Nov 30, 2015 8:29 PM

Unfortunately, FCE doesn't support 24 fps. You could rely on FCE to convert the clips. If the results aren;t satisfactory, you could instead convert them in MPEG Streamclip (free) or Apple Compressor ($50) and then import the reformatted clips into FCE. Apple Intermediate Codec (AIC) is the editing codec that FCE converts AVCHD to.


For exporting 1090 to the Web, you want H.264 – either in a MOV or MP4 wrapper. A reasonable bit rate would be around 10 Mb per second.


Good luck.


Russ

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Nov 30, 2015 8:29 PM in response to Dewjack

Unfortunately, FCE doesn't support 24 fps. You could rely on FCE to convert the clips. If the results aren;t satisfactory, you could instead convert them in MPEG Streamclip (free) or Apple Compressor ($50) and then import the reformatted clips into FCE. Apple Intermediate Codec (AIC) is the editing codec that FCE converts AVCHD to.


For exporting 1090 to the Web, you want H.264 – either in a MOV or MP4 wrapper. A reasonable bit rate would be around 10 Mb per second.


Good luck.


Russ

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