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Poor rendering output quality for mov files
Hi, I’m rendering out a project as a quicktime mov, 24fps, square pixels, progressive scan, hd using a h.264 format. However the render quality is diabolical. I can render this out on another computer in the lab no problem but on my own computer the render quality just isn’t there. Why is this? Also I would render this out on a lab computer except for the fact that when it gets to the 0 minutes remaining mark in the render queue it stays there and the file never gets completed. I don’t know why this is.
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Can you provide some more details about the media you are editing, image files etc included and the system specs you have on your system and the lab system. Also the versions of Premiere, Media Encoder, Quicktime and the Graphics Card/s details. The HDD setup too could be part of the workflow difference.
Thanks.
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apologies for the late reply. My project contains quicktime animation codec movs which are referenced off a Toshiba HDD. I have an nvidia geforce graphics card and I7 processor on my laptop. I no longer have access to the lab pcs as my course has finished so I’m using my other desktop pc which is pretty old. Same problem when I tried to render out the project on it though. I’m using CS4 on both machines. The lab PCs used CS5. I think its a setting somewhere in the software that could be causing this.
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