Help!!! Need to Export High Quality Flash File

[Jeff Brown]

I’d suggest between 800 and 1200 kilo BITS per second… At the high end, many people will probably have a bit of a delay as it buffers, but not too much.

-jeff

[Eddie Kantis]

i had it before at 2000 but it was pausing then when i set it to 1000 or less i got poor quality but when i set the noise reduction option on and set it to 3 and the bits to 500 it made a big diffrence in qualiy, can you please tell me what you would recommend for a good setting for the noise reduction.

Thanks for the help

[Eddie Kantis]

what would be the best noise reduction setting to use.

thanks

[Jeff Brown]

I rarely use Premiere for encoding; when I do, I do not use noise reduction. It takes too long…

I use Cleaner (Autodesk) for compressing, which seems to do slightly better compression than other systems, although I have not tried the most recent incarnation of Squeeze.

-jeff

[Eddie Kantis]

Hello Jeff,

thanks for responding, i was up all night scrathing my head because i have seen other companies like mine put up demos with really good quality.. anyways i figured out the problem and you are right premiere pro isnt good for exporting flash for the web, what i did was render out the file as a avi and then brought that into encore and encore lets you do flash and the quality came up better then i could of ever hoped for.

thanks for the help.
Eddie

[Tedy Necula]

Hi everyone!

I have a problem. I exported a FLV in Premiere. a 4 hours material (it is a course). I have to put it on the web and on DVD also. The size is very good 1600kb, The quality is best.

But sometimes in the clip when I run it with windows media player, appears few “scratches”-pink pixels on all the image. Even in the starting of the clip, the “scratch pixels” are there for 1-2 seconds.

What I can do?