DivX conversions

[Mark Palmos]

[Aanarav Sareen] “I have been converting a lot of my productions to Xvid/DivX formats without seeing any negative impact on my editing.”

Hello Aanarav,

What do you mean by converting your productions to xvid?

Do you mean exporting Xvid for delivery to client?

Mark

[Aaron Strader]

I’ve just avoided Premiere and Xvid altogether. Had a lot more sucess by shifting Xvid encoding duties to VirtualDub instead and it seemed to run a lot faster than what premiere does with my xvid files. Didn’t help much with premiere since I have to lay out video for the timeline and THEN export. It’s too much headache to set it all up when I can use a full res uncompressed AVI and throw that into V’Dub and get it 10X faster and get the same results.

-Aaron

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[Aanarav Sareen]

Mark,
I use the compressed Xvid format for storage and easy reference on a 250gb harddrive. I can get 1 hour worth of video at a fairly decent quality in about 200mb.

Aaron,
I don’t work with Xvid and Premiere Pro together either. I use a 3rd party program to convert DV AVI files to Xvid.

Aanarav Sareen
Adobe Certified Expert, Premiere Pro
https://www.asvideoproductions.com/video