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Download edited video to computer

Aug 7, 2012 6:32 AM

I am working in PrE9 and need some help again.  Every week I edit my video and burn it to a DVD.  Now, our minister would like to have the entire video downloaded on our church website.  I am not the webmaster of that site and will, therefore, need to convert it to get it to the webmaster. 

 

What I need is to find out how to "share" the edited video and save it on my computer so I can download that onto a thumb drive and hand it to the webmaster.

 

Can someone please give me the exact steps I need to take?

 
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    Aug 7, 2012 8:43 AM   in reply to PlushKat

    Other than YouTube, I've not posted video on a website.  So, first I might ask the webmaster what he wants.

     

    It will probably be something like this:

     

    Share>Computer>Adobe Flash Video>select a format from the Preset drop down that is close to your original footage.

     

    You might be able to skip a step by putting the output directly on the thumb drive, if it is fast enough. 

     

    Depending on the webmaster, he may prefer the files formats under the MPEG or AVCHD choices.

     

    Assuming the video subject is entire service, you have some big video files.  You and the webmaster may be doing some tweaking to get thing managable and functional.

     

    I hope you post back how it goes.

     

    Bill

     
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    Aug 8, 2012 7:46 AM   in reply to PlushKat

    Nancy,

     

    If you are shooting with a HD camera, PrE9 has to downgrade the quality when it makes a playable DVD because DVDs are SD (Standard Definition).  When the minister converts the DVD to MP4 the picture quality remains SD, even though MP4 is an HD format.

     

    if you are using a DVD as a "data disk", ignore the above paragraph.

     

    If they want a high picture quality, consider Share>Computer>AVCHD>Preset drop down menu to an MP4 choice that matches or comes close to what you have the HD camcorder set to.

     

    Depending on your camcorder, how you have it set and your picture quality goals,  there may be better choices.

     

    Bill

     
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