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Bad Quality exporting from Premiere Pro
I´m struggeling with exporting DVD 16:9 PAL from Premiere Pro 1.5 from my new XP64 WWorkstation. Everything was fine with my old 32 Bit System and 4:3. But now I only get blocks and noise on my DVD.
I tried exporting from Premiere:
– with build in MainConcept directly to DVD (Preset Low Quality 16:9)
– with build in MainConcept several Settings
– Exporting to DV AVI (But Panasonic DV CODEC ist not working with 64 BIT and Cedocida is not recognized by Premiere, Windows DV poor quality).I realy don´t know what to do to get high quality output?
COuld somebody help? -
4 Replies
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How long is the footage in the DVD? That will help us give you the best settings, or use a DVD bit rate calculator.
Is the project timeline itself 16:9 or 4:3?
If you have a third party DVD encoder, you can export to AVI with compression set to none.
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
San Francisco – Bay Area -
I notice you’re using PPro 1.5 (many years old) and a new 64-bit workstation, can’t help but wonder if this plays a part?
Jeff Pulera
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Hi Vince,
the recorded video Sony MiniDV (16:9) is approx 30 mins long (testing version). The cut version in PP is about 5 minutes (for testing purpose). At the end I will have apporx 8h material to end up with 45 min. DVD.
My Project Settings are
Codec: MainConcept
Quality: 5
TV: PAL 16:9
Field: Lower
VBR 2 calculations (in german Durchgänge)
Min Bit: 2.000
avg bit: 6.000
max bit: 8.000Tried to export without compression -> Huge
Tried to export as Microsoft DV and external decoder (several Tryouts) -> bad qualityWith my old 32bit I used PanaDV Codec and Nero to recode -> fine
PanaDV Codec not working under 64bit and tried to install cedocida 64 bit, but not recognized by APP.Hope the info is clear and helpfull?!
Robert
Therefore I´m searching for the real export settings. -
Jeff,
I think it´s more likely a problem with Codecs, cause everything eith PP is working fine ecept export.Robert
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