[MacDV] Which format?

[kochkodin]

QT is also made for Windows. Just have the client DL the latest QT from 
Apple. Its not a hard thing to do and its free unless he needs the Pro 
version which you don't need to view content only to create.

JK

Lee Chapman wrote:
> Hello all... I'm currently encoding a project I edited in FCP and iMovie 
> for a client. He intends to use the finished product directly from his 
> Hard Drive. He's using Windows XP, so what would be the best format for 
> him? I'd like the quality to remain as high as possible it's a ten 
> minute film so it will easily fit on a standard CDR for transference to 
> his HD.
> 
> Currently I'm encoding it as a Quicktime movie at highest quality but 
> I'm not certain that's the best thing to do.
> 
> Any help would be great!
> 
> Thanks,
> Lee
> 
> 
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