MPV's Compressor 3.5 101 Tutorials 1.0

This 4.5-hour tutorial starts with a solid overview of the video compression workflow in Compressor 3.5. Francesco eases you into the video encoding process by showing you how to us Compressor's built-in presets to make simple compression jobs and batches.<br /><br />Next, you'll move on to see how Compressor 3.5 interacts with all the other Final Cut Studio applications to create perfectly outputted files.???* *??In Chapter 2, you'll go deeper into Compressor as you begin exploring the process of making your own compression settings. You'll learn how to set frame rates that are appropriate for your delivery method, how to work with aspect ratio, and even some advanced topics like understanding frame rate conversion.???* *??<br /><br />You'll also explore adding filters to your jobs to create effects in your video, from creative effects (like applying audio and video fades) to important extras like adding a watermark or text / timecode overlay to your encoded video. There's even a section on adding actions to a job, such as an email notification of job completion or running an AppleScript after the job finishes.<br /><br />???* *??This is a comprehensive tutorial, but you don't need to watch the entire show. Use the Keyword Search functions and detailed menus to quickly find topics of interest ???*A*that's the essence of NonLinear Educating!<br /><br />Table of Contents<br /><br />1 Intro to Core Compressor<br />2 Introduction to Compressor Part 1<br />3 Introduction to Compressor Part 2<br />4 The Compressor Workflows<br />5 Understanding the Compressor Terminology<br />6 The Settings Window<br />7 Reviewing the Collection of Settings<br />8 Applying Settings<br />9 Adding Jobs to a Batch<br />10 Arrange Window Layouts<br />11 Managing Layouts<br />12 Intro to Destinations<br />13 Setting Up Destinations<br />14 Creating Local Custom Destinations<br />15 Creating Custom FTP Destinations<br />16 Creating Custom iDisk Destinations<br />17 Editing Custom Destinations<br />18 Where Do Default File Names Come From?<br />19 A Note on File Names<br />20 A Note on Web Reference File Names<br />21 Intro to the History Window<br />22 Resubmitting Old Batches from the History<br />23 Intro to the Batch Monitor<br />24 Getting Deeper into the Batch Monitor<br />25 Saving Batches for Later Use<br />26 Sending a FCP Sequence to Compressor<br />27 Setting Batches from within FCP<br />28 Sharing a Batch from FCP to Compressor<br />29 Setting Chapter Markers in FCP for Compressor<br />30 Setting Batches from within Motion<br />31 Exporting from Soundtrack using Compressor Settings<br />32 Importing Chapter Markers from a Text File<br />33 Creating Chapter Markers within Compressor<br />34 Understanding Settings Instances<br />35 Intro to the Settings Inspector<br />36 Intro to the Summary and Encoder Tab<br />37 Cropping in the Geometry Tab<br />38 Previewing Crop<br />39 Cropping Multiple Jobs<br />40 Previewing Aspect Ratio<br />41 Working with Dimensions and Pixel Aspect Ratios<br />42 Using the ???*NsUp To???*N? Dimension Settings<br />43 Using the ???*NsUp To???*N? Dimension Settings with a 4x3 Source<br />44 Forcing Custom Dimensions<br />45 Setting Fixed Dimensions with Pixel Specific Aspect Ratios<br />46 Padding When Changing Dimensions<br />47 Automatic Frame Controls<br />48 Frame Controls Off and Intro to Reverse Telecine<br />49 Explaining Telecine<br />50 Controlling How Resizing is Calculated<br />51 Anti-Alias and Details Level Controls<br />52 Setting Deinterlacing Options<br />53 Comparing Deinterlacing Results<br />54 How to Set Frame Rate Conversion<br />And More ...

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Platforms:	Mac, Mac OS X v10.6
Keyword:	Batches,  Default,  From3f,  History,  Monitor,  Names,  Reference,  Resubmitting
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