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“Export Media” results in a “flickery” quality
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- Ok. My problem is I need to have the preset at 720p since I need to scale some of the scenes in my 1080p film without losing resolution. Problem is, there is no “Upper-Field First” interlacing in 720p and of course there isn’t 720i. What do I do?
- I also want to know what I have to do with the other clips I am using (which include Youtube downloads and other ripped fair-use documentaries, all of which vary in terms of quality). So, do I convert these other clips to .MPEG in order to match my sequence settings? Do I have them interlaced or progressive (my sequence setting is interlaced, upper field first)?
- If I have to convert these internet clips, what is the best converter which allows me to have that kind of control with the conversion options?
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Omar…
What we’re saying is do your edit in progressive and don’t do a PAL DV export…go directly to some kind of a progressive H264 format. (as Ann mentions, there is a preset for YouTube, and a hundred others…)
DV is interlaced…it’s old, it was not great in the days of SD, and it certainly isn’t something to use as a source for an internet upload, where everything is progressive.
Leave your source footage alone and stop worrying about doing all the source conversion and just skip the output to PAL DV…that’s your issue.
TimK,
Director, Consultant
Kolb Productions,Adobe Certified Instructor
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pleas please help i want to cry 🙂
ive been shooting on a canon 60d 24fps and used premiere pro to export the video – i allowe4d premiere pro to automatically choose sequence size (based on the clip)
if you go to the middle of this clip you will see the white areas are clickering like made 🙁
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upwpl5FAj6s&list=UULiMkhpTHzOuyXsLqeklTXQ&index=1
im using h264 youtibe 1080/23.98 export template
i would really appreciate your help!
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