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  Export settings Premiere CS3 OS X

  Posted by Ardi Hundt on June 19, 2008 at 1:22 pm

  Hi,

  i have completed a 19min, 1024×768 / 29.97fps project in premiere cs3 and i want to export it. vid size / fps should remain the same, and im looking for a file size anywhere between 100-500mb, with as much quality as i can get out of it.

  i thought it would be fairly easy with these requirements, but it isnt. export>video gives me all the codecs/compressions/whatever currently installed on my OS X, of which i have tried sorenson 3 and h264, to get file sizes 5-7GB. export>adobe ME gives smaller file size, but messes up the picture (blurry, pixelated, seems like aspect ratio is wrong somehow).

  am i missing something here? 19 min of good quality video with 100-500mb to spare should be doable, after all?

  Vincent Rosati replied 18 years, 2 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  Vincent Rosati

  June 23, 2008 at 11:54 pm

  Encoding is something that you really have to experiment with. I usually work with DV or 1/4 screen desktop video, so I don’t have a more specific solution.

  I’d suggest you do some test encodings with a thirty-second clip, until you find an encoding solution that suits your needs. I’ve seen some real nice h264 encoding. I’m not sure if MPEG2 supports 1024×720? You probably just need to experiment with the settings.
  Usually ‘bitrate’ and ‘quality’ are the settings that you want to mess with.

  Vince

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