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Please….Advice on exporting for television broadcasting
Good morning everyone. I have a music video that may get on Mtv and I was told that the audio settings must be (Linear PCM 16-bit 48K Stereo (preferred), or AAC 16-bit 44K Stereo)
Where and how do I export to these settings? Below is a photo of the issue I run into while trying to reach the proper exporting setting for MTV television
***When I choose 16bit rate for audio the highest frequency is 12kHz.
When I choose 44kHz the lowest bit rate is 56***PLEASE HELP ME 🙁
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6 Replies
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Jamie –
Is it possible that the Sequence Settings when you created your project set the audio at a lower sample rate than 16 bit? I think you can go in and change your sequence settings, if this is the problem:
Look for Change Sequence Settings in the above help file.
Joe Bourke
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Thank you. I’ll try it
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Wait…MTV plays music videos? I thought they stopped doing that 15 years ago…
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Shane
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But wait, I dragged a video clip that I used into the “create sequence” button and it created the sequence that I used for the entire project. Why would I have to change the sequence when I export it for exporting to “television broadcasting”? Wouldn’t that mess up the video?
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You are confusing bit rate (the number of bits per second used to store your compressed audio) with bit depth (the number of bits per sample used to approximate the analog signal level).
According to your original post, perhaps they haven’t specified a bit rate.
Absent a spec, I’d consider 192 Kbps the bare minimum. Adobe’s presets often use 320 Kbps. A higher number here will give you more fidelity at the expense of file size.
Walter Soyka
Principal & Designer at Keen Live
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Thank you. I’ll look into that
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