• Adobe Premiere Pro

  Adobe Pr.Pro CS5 Sequence Presets

  Posted by Ashraf Aziz on May 19, 2011 at 1:02 pm

  Hi all,

  I would be very grateful if you would:
  1) define to me in brief the different Adobe Pr. Pro CS5 sequence preset video formats (which of them are compressed and which are uncompressed .. editable or non-editable etc.) to enable me to better select the most appropriate high quality format.
  2)Is there a way to know in Adobe Pr. Pro CS5 what is the format of the video captured from Open to air satellite using the Black Magic Intensity Shuttle ?
  3)If I shoot my video with AVCHD full HD format (Panasonic) , which sequence setting do I choose if I want to prepare my footage to be broadcasted on a local PAL HD satellite ?
  Thank you for your time and willingness to help
  Best regards,

  Ashraf

  Ashraf Aziz replied 15 years, 3 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  Jeff Greenberg

  May 20, 2011 at 1:20 am

  [Ashraf Aziz] “1) define to me in brief the different Adobe Pr. Pro CS5 sequence preset video formats (which of them are compressed and which are uncompressed .. editable or non-editable etc.) to enable me to better select the most appropriate high quality format. “

  Premiere Pro handles everything natively – it doesn’t compress anything at all. If you build a preview/render, it gets thrown out, and redone at the final output quality (unless you force it to do otherwise.)

  [Ashraf Aziz] “2)Is there a way to know in Adobe Pr. Pro CS5 what is the format of the video captured from Open to air satellite using the Black Magic Intensity Shuttle ?
  “
  The moment it’s captured, it’s based on your capture settings, and no long whatever format is Open to air Satellite.

  [Ashraf Aziz] “3)If I shoot my video with AVCHD full HD format (Panasonic) , which sequence setting do I choose if I want to prepare my footage to be broadcasted on a local PAL HD satellite ?”

  Match the footage to a sequence preset. Use whatever format they tell you via the export Media or Adobe Media Encoder at the end of the chain.

  Best,

  Jeff G

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  Ashraf Aziz

  May 20, 2011 at 8:41 am

  Thanks a lot for your time. I appreciate your kind help.

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