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Export Quality
I am a new user to Adobe Premiere Pro. I’m a production professional but want to use it largely for web-content and demo DVDs from my office. Am working on a test project with a mix of DV and HDV video. I’ve tried multiple export settings — QT/Animation/Millions of Colors, Uncompressed AVI, AVI DV, and haven’t gotten the quality I’m looking for from the digital files.
Based on the exports I’ve gotten from post-houses, in my mind these files should be super clean and high-quality.
Any input? Suggested export settings? And what do you think is the best workflow for quality DVDs?
Thanks.
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1 Reply
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Hi Brad,
If your exporting to DVD, use MPEG-2.
You should definitely be getting good quality if you are using the animation codec, maybe you need to tweak the individual settings? Are you de-interlacing? Is quality at 100%? Are you restricting data rate? etc…
Mike
Michael Folorunsho
Clicktone Media
http://www.youtube.com/clicktonemedia
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