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It also looks better and produces smaller files than.flv. There is also a trick with.f4v files, if you literally change the file extension to.flv, it will make it more compatible with online flash video players.

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Topher decided to do some research and wrote this long article that aims to try and answer some questions.

It is worth noting that the After Effects built-in help has improved dramatically in recent versions and it is constantly updated online.

We urge anyone reading this article to also read the AE help for additional reference.

But I have been wanting to write this article for the longest time because I cant count how many times I have been asked what Output Module to use, what it does, and a thousand other questions that go along with it.

There is a great deal of information at help.adobe.coms After Effects section.

What this format does is output the video in either QuickTime or Windows Media, the two most standard formats on all computers.

There is also an area for you to make notes about your video and save it, and your client can make notes back, save it and send through email.

This is a great way to work with all the proofs you might be sending back and forth repeatedly.

Check out Aharon Rabinowitzs tutorial on this over at Creative COW.

You can choose the correct color profile for the film stock that will be later printed to.

You can assign color profiles in the Project Settings dialog box.

For a very in depth look at Cineon formats, check out Pete OConnells article at Creative Cow.

It is a MainConcept H.264 video codec wrapped in a Flash video container.

The good thing about F4V is that it gives you many more high resolution output settings (up to 1080p) than the regular FLV output.

It also looks better and produces smaller files than.flv.

There is also a trick with.f4v files, if you literally change the file extension to.flv, it will make it more compatible with online flash video players.