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Mpeg2 is bluring my video export
Hi everyone, there is this thing it seems that I cannot goggle it out.
I cannot export proper mpeg2 from Premiere cs4. Even if I open the project in Encore its the same. I need to make Pal DVD, and my project is 768×432, square pix. lower. Thing is there is no option to change pix size when exporting to mpeg2, it put automatily to 1,0094 or something close. Is there any way to bridge this? Is it the original project size problem? I’m on deadline and I think the Adobe is going to finish my carrier off. Thanx in a advance… -
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PAL is 720×540 non-square pixels (wide screen?) You should be editing in a sequence set to PAL DV if you want to export to PAL DVD. Put your edit in the correct timeline and adjust that accordingly. 768×432 is what?
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768×432 sounds like a file taken from the internet… Is it?
Vince Becquiot
Director | EditorKaptis Studios
San Francisco – Bay Area -
In fact – if you put a 768×432 solid into a PAL widescreen comp (in AE) it has to be blown up to 138% to fill the frame – and THAT alone is going to make the video look just plain awfull. If the source is already highly compressed, then it it’ll look even worse.
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Thanx for the answers, Its not download from internet.The thing is I gotthis footage which is all in this format , its downsized
from interlaced AVCHDV 1440×1080 footageGod knows how they endap with 768×432… I cannot use original footage, so is there any way to export to clean pal. I was thinking that blowing up is the problem but is there a trick to fix that?
Thanx a lot ,u already helped… -
If you have After Effect, it may do a slightly better job as upsizing. The other issue is framerate, was the original file in PAL? What was the frame rate ?
Vince Becquiot
Director | EditorKaptis Studios
San Francisco – Bay Area -
Its 25 fps, the same frame rate. The only way how I see it to export it from pal composition with black bar on both sides, I mean not to stretch it. Is it possible?
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