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Premier: How to get video not big size and no loss quality rendering with H.264 format from source mp4 screen capture video
I’m novice in video making, but I need to make some good quality crisp video tutorials for the internet streaming.
So I’ve stopped on mp4 format, cause it is portable and not heavy.I have a screen captured video with that tool 1000X750
https://www.screenr.com/Then I’m adding some effects with After Effect.
I’m exporting that using h.264, because that is what I need in the final version.The quality after After Effect is great and size is good,
but I need to compose several pieces and add audio, which I’m trying to do in Premier again using h.264.I need the good quality video, not very heavy, because I need to stream in on the website.. But the problem that Adobe Premier low the quality and I’ve tried so many ways and settings and I still don’t have any idea how the prevent that..
My current setting are:When I create the project:
Display Format: Timecode
Capture format :HDV
Sequence preset: AVC-Intra 720p 30 fps (I’m not sure which preset to choose when I capture video from the screen but I have tried almost all of them and just AVC helps me avoid the shaking video )
Pixel aspect Ratio: Square pixels (1.0)When I export the project:
Format: H.264
TV Standart: NTSC (do I need that if I’m going to use that video just for computer not for TV.. ?)
Frame width: 1000 height:750 (do I need the same frame size as AVC-Intra – 1280X720? )
Frame rate: 29.97 fps
Pixel aspect Ratio: Square pixels (1.0)
Profile: high
Level:5.1
Bitrate Encoding: VBR, 2 Pass
Target Bitrate: 6.06
Maximum Bitrate: 10.68Please help me to find where I’m wrong.. is that possible with some settings to get no loss quality when I render mp4 to mp4 in Premier?
Thank you guys for any help and sorry if my questions sounds stupid as I’m really novice..
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I would shoot for a smoother workflow. Edit your video in Premiere Pro, and use Dynamic Link to link to your After Effects compositions. Finally, export the sequence from Adobe Media Encoder.
Using dynamic link: https://help.adobe.com/en_US/premierepro/cs/using/WS725e431141e7ba651172e081238226cdf5-8000.html
Kevin Monahan
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Thank you Kevin, that’s the idea!
I need Production Premium for that right?
So if I’ll have it and use Dynamic Link instead of clips and then export with Adobe Media Encoder the quality will be the same what I have after exporting it with “After Effect”? -
That’s the idea. Curious: which codec are you rendering out with in After Effects?
Kevin Monahan
Sr. Content and Community Lead
Adobe After Effects
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In AE I use the same codec H.264
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