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flv export
I’m getting a pretty big drop in quality when I try to export from premiere to flv. The text gets really blotchy and uncrisp. These are, for the most part, just static images. The video is a actually a frame grabbed presentation, so for a lot of the time, it’s just a nonmoving picture.
I’ve exported to different formats, and everything comes out great. I just need to deliver these videos in the flv format.
What is causing this to happen??
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4 Replies
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The problem is that it is FLV. Try f4V – still a compressed format but the h.264 may yeild better results than the FLV encoding which is kind of old at this point.
If you export an AVI, DV or animation codec, do the images hold up?
Also, export at native size, so when you make the video full screen, as flash video is generally displayed, you are starting with the best image resolution possible.
Depending upon your application, you can vary the bit rate.
Mike Cohen
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Hey mike,
Thanks for the reply. Is there a way to export to the f4v from premiere? I can’t seem to find the option..
yeah, I checked few different formats like avi, wmv, and mov, and they all look great.
Thanks for your help!
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Small update: I took an unedited clip (recorded as a .wmv) and converted it to an flv using flash 8’s built in converter and it looks absolutely fine! Why would one work and not the other?
The problem with using flash 8’s converter is that it adds another time consuming conversion to the process. Record (wma)> edit in premiere> export as (???)> convert to flash.
Is there a better way to go about all of this?
Note: I did check out the h.264. It looked pretty freaking good.. but the client wants the content as an flv..
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