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“export movie” ,,, why such huge files???
So,,, I guess I should know this but, what the heck is Premiere doing on export that requires such HUGE files???
I normally edit to a couple of sequences, with very few or no chapters at all, I export those sequences with little to no compression at all to allow DVD aps to do the compressing at burn time.
So why does Premiere take 6 gigs or so with very little in the way of color correction, and a few crossfade transitions and render it to the tune of 60 to 70 gigs ????
What’s going on under the hood ???
thnx
joeJOE
X-PorterGen 1:1
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Less compression means larger files. That’s just the way that it is.
Disk space being so cheap I prefer to work with the large files to retain maximum quality until encoding to the final delivery format.
Cheers
Eddie -
Ditto,,, that’s my excuse and I’m stickin to it,,,
just had to ask cause doing the math the end result is over ten times the original
wish I could find a bank that would do that….
joe
JOE
X-PorterGen 1:1
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It shouldn’t matter if you have effects or not, the resulting file size is just a result of the length of the file and the bit rate.
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