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Quality loss between PP6 and AE6?
I’m struggling to understand why a 50fps 1080p AVCHD clip has a different visual appearance when exported from PP6 to AE6 …
I’m importing the clip into PP with the AVCHD 1080p preset (square pixels) – looks fine – then I’m doing ‘Replace with …’ to send it to AE6. The resulting comp displays the clip as much more pixellated, and introduces artifacts (which I’ll best describe as looking like one half of an interlaced pair).
Can anyone throw any light on that for me please …?
Best regards
Dean -
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Is AE set to full playback?
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It is Ann, yes …
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Are you re-exporting the clip as a full-quality file, or are you still viewing a ‘dynamic link’ version of the clip?
I personally usually use dynamic link to get the footage into AE, then export a new clip completely at full resolution rather than rely on DL to play the file back in PP.
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[Sam Lanes] “I personally usually use dynamic link to get the footage into AE, then export a new clip completely at full resolution rather than rely on DL to play the file back in PP.”
It’s exported fro PP into AE, Sam and yes it’s a high-res file. Must say I don’t see much mileage in constantly making a new file every time I make a change in the comp though, I want to see my preview and make changes on the fly.
Best regards
Dean -
Yes, I usually wait until I have decided on the final clip before I make the export. I have just found some slow-downs on my system if I have too many dynamic link clips in my Premiere timeline before, so once I feel I have the final clip, I make the export.
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