Apple Compressor 3 - Manual (Page 236)

QuickTime Media Files for the Web
You can play your output media files over the web with QuickTime, once they are
compressed to a data rate appropriate for the bandwidth you expect the users to have.
You can do this by making your output media files either QuickTime Fast Start movies
(pre-buffered download) or QuickTime Streaming movies.
Compressor allows you to choose different streaming options via the Streaming pop-up
menu in the QuickTime Encoder pane. See the Streaming pop-up menu item for more
information about streaming QuickTime media files over the web.
About the QuickTime Movie Encoder Pane
The following options appear when you choose QuickTime Movie from the File Format
pop-up menu:
Summary table
File Extension field
Options button
(dimmed)
Streaming pop-up
menu
QuickTime Movie Encoder Pane Basic Settings
Use these basic options to control the more specific QuickTime movie settings, below.
• File Extension field: This field displays the QuickTime file extension (.mov) automatically
after the QuickTime output format is selected from the File Format pop-up menu or
the (+) pop-up menu in the Settings tab.
• Allow Job Segmenting: This checkbox allows you to turn off job segmenting. It is relevant
only if you are using Compressor with distributed processing and with multi-pass
encoding. (The distributed processing feature is limited to computers that have
Final Cut Studio installed.) For more information, see
Job Segmenting and Two-Pass or
Multi-Pass Encoding .
236 Chapter 20 Creating QuickTime Movie Output Files