• Adobe Premiere Pro

  Need a crisp clear output

  Posted by Rajesh Kumaresh on June 10, 2010 at 6:22 am

  Hi all…

  I have been trying to export this video out of Adobe Premiere pro cs4.

  Its an animated video made in after effects out of which i have rendered the shots (.avi) and edited them in adobe premiere.

  My final export is giving me a lot of loss in quality..its pixellated..non crisp diagonals.. and somehow there is this weird shake in the output video.

  I have tried exporting it in
  DVpal as an avi
  an mpeg2
  a quicktime export with photo-jpeg

  but its still the same.

  How can i maintain the quality of the avi’s which i have exported out of aftereffects ?

  Cant i get the same quality after i re-edit them in premiere ?

  A link to the video is

  https://www.vimeo.com/6303775

  This quality too is much worse than the output of the un-edited shots from aftereffects..

  pls help.

  I need the output for television viewing in Croatia, Europe.Its going to be a music video. Any know-how about the formats there would be helpful too.

  Thanks.

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  Rajesh Kumaresh replied 16 years, 2 months ago 2 Members · 4 Replies
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  Jeff Brown

  June 10, 2010 at 11:41 am

  How are you exporting out of AfterEffects? What codec? (AVI is not a codec…). What are your project settings in AfterEffects (pixel size, aspect ratio, and frame rate)?

  -jeff
• 

  Rajesh Kumaresh

  June 10, 2010 at 2:22 pm

  Hi jeff,

  I have rendered the videos as

  Video for Windows
  768 X 576
  Pixel aspect ratio D1/DV NTSC (0.91)
  Frame rate 25 fps (in composition)

  Though surprisingly the rendered video properties, windows shows 12 fps.

  Also m really sorry jeff but i cant remember the video codec. it was almost an year back that i made this. Is there any way of finding the codec of a rendered video ?

  Its about 8.38 mb for a 5 second file. Can u judge it by that ?

  Regards

  R K
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  Jeff Brown

  June 11, 2010 at 4:27 pm

  Download GSpot, a very handy free utility that will give you all sorts of info about a media file.

  Your problem may stem from compression->re-compression.

  -Jeff
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  Rajesh Kumaresh

  June 16, 2010 at 9:18 am

  Hi jeff..

  sorry for the late reply…it appears that ‘buggy’ cs4 was givin me a lot of problems..i installed premiere pro2

  worked like a charm..

  thanks for your time..

  RK

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