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Poor quality of video exported from Premiere Pro
Im getting poor quality when exporting an image sequence with .png files. I tried increasing the bitrate but with no success.
As you can see on the uploaded footage the image are getting blurred and not crispy.
I also attached my settingsHowcome this outcome? What can i do to get full quality?
videofile sample:
11052_forum.mp4.zipsettings:
11053_namnlost.jpg.zip -
10 Replies
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Well the sample doesn’t help because I have no idea how it should look. Post a frame from the original sequence.
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You have an insane amount of noise stuff happening in the clip and that is pretty much uncompressable. The codec can’t retain the information you have happening on the screen.
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okey. guess I just have to put the bitrate all the way up 🙂
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Bitrate probably won’t help because your shot is too complex. It has to compress something. An uncompressed/visually lossless codec would but I don’t know where you want to use this animation.
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its for installation.
what codec would you suggest?
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What kind of playback system does the installation have?
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depends. but most of the time through laptop to projector
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DNxHD or Prores. Both can be played back on Windows and Mac but Prores can be only exported on a Mac.
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Prores did it!
Thanks a lot!
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