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Rendering in the highest quality with Premier Pro
Hi guys..
Im still a rookie to the Video editing realm.. My background is music production and recording and have recently started filming and editing Music Videos on Adobe premiere pro on a windows XP system.
My big question is what is the best settings for rendering the final music video at the highest quality.. good enough to play on TV and put on DVD.. Premiere pro has so many diferent settings and im kind of confused as to which is the best.. if theres anyone who can help it would be much appreciated.. cheers! 🙂Marty
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4 Replies
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For DVD you are limited to Mpeg 2 DVD presets. You are also limited to about 8 mbps for the video plus Ac3 audio and another limit is the 4 GB capacity of a DVD.
What is the duration of your movie? -
…and don’t forget: The highest quality output starts with the highest quality input!
-jeff
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A good reminder. 🙂 GIGO.
Cheers
Eddie -
Thankyou sooo much for your help guys!
Much respect going out to all the creative cow users..
The duration of the video is 3min 30sec.. the same length of the song. ive managed to render the video really well thanks to your advice.. also yes the quality of the input really influences the quality of the output. i learnt that the hard way.. haha..
we have managed to purchase a Panasonic
Ag-hvx200 P2 camera.. how do you guys feel about the camera? was it a good choice? or is there another solid camera in that price range which would have been a better choice? please excuse my ignorance im still getting used to working in this kind of media..
and thanks again for your advice its very much appreciated 😉Marty
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