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| You would think - but some local television stations actually specify h264 for delivery of commercials for air. Big markets, too. Robert W. Walker WalkerSound Walker/Fitzgibbon TV & Film Los Angeles CA USA > But h.264 as a final for clients? I can't imagine doing that. ProRes 422 or Avid is about as uncompressed I would ever deliver. H.264 is just a proof/web format as it just won't holdup to much after that. > > stephen van vuuren |
