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Test render from AE to Prem Pro for iPad apps
Posted by Jim Hall on December 14, 2011 at 1:06 pmHi – I’m test rendering some AE comps to put together in Premier Pro for movie content for iPad apps. I’m getting them onto the iPad OK but the file size is pretty big. I was wondering what compromises people have found best.
Does anyone have any tips experience on choices of format/quality to file size? Or perhaps theres some threads already out there?
Jim Hall replied 14 years, 5 months ago 3 Members · 3 Replies -
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Joseph W. bourke
December 14, 2011 at 6:48 pmHi Jim –
I generally render my “master” version from either AE or PPro at the highest resolution, just to future proof it (1920 x 1080), then I encode using Adobe Media Encoder.
If you are working at the final resolution you need for the IPad, you could still output a master uncompressed and use Media Encoder. I deliver my 1920 x 1080 files for Ipad at 640 x 360 in H.264 codec. Here’s a pretty good rundown for encoding for the IPad:
https://www.ipadintouch.com/the-complete-guide-to-ipad-video-format/
Joe Bourke
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Bourke Media
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Jim Hall
December 16, 2011 at 8:20 amThanks for the help. Master to choice of render sounds the way to go.
May I ask, the images I’m working on are jpgs of an artist’s originals. Some of them are slightly different in dimensions. I’ve found a compromise of 640 by 370 works best for getting the most image real estate for all the images without distorting them noticeably. They are still images of course, and I’m zooming in and panning, so I started with twice the size in photoshop and I’m scale the images to 50% in Prem-Pro. This gives a really clean image when I zoom in.
I’m not a very experienced, or trained editor, so I wondered if there was anything wrong with that workflow?
Also, I’m wondering if Apple will accept 640 by 370 on apps in their app store. The app with video is working on my iPad OK but I’ve yet to send it off for Apple verification.
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