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5. Click the Change button in the “QuickTime settings” property,
then make the following changes in the Standard Video
Compression Settings window:
a. Choose H.264 from the Compression Type pop-up menu.
b. In the Motion section, set the Key Frames setting to
Automatic.
c. In the Data Rate section, click “Restrict to” and enter 1000
kbits/sec in text field.
Note: If you’re familiar with customizing compression settings,
you can modify the setting’s properties in this window to your
liking. Otherwise, leave the rest at their default settings.
6. Click OK.
7. In the Video inspector, choose Timecode Generator from the
Add Video Effect pop-up menu.
The Timecode Generator controls are added to the bottom of
the Video inspector.
8. In the Timecode Generator controls, do the following:
a. Choose Lower Right–Title Safe from Position pop-up menu.
b. Type “TCR” in the Label field.
c. Control-click the “Text color” well, and select a bright
yellow color.
Tip: TCR is the Industry-standard abbreviation for “Timecode