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Trying to make a 12 minute project look amazing
I’m exporting from Adobe Media Encoding within Premiere, but I just can’t seem to get something close to lossless for MPEG2. I thought I might have some wiggle room since it’s 12 minutes as opposed to a 21/2 hour movie, but I’m still getting stupid noise around edges…
I need clean edges and so far, because I don’t know enough about this, fonts still look blurry around the edges. Windows Media Codec does better than this for pete’s sake.
Where am I going wrong? I’m going to try and find some resources on MPEG2/DVD encoding, and if anybody knows some, feel free to shout in here too. 🙂
Thanks for any help! Argh!
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What settings are you using for your encoding?
Also, what Authoring program are you using?
Regards,
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I’m outputting from Premiere at 7CBR. VBR target 7, max 8. Highest quality MPEG2-DVD…quality at 5. Same framerate etc.
Now here’s the WEIRD thing. I outputted the same test clip from After Effects, and the sucker is as clear as a bell. Same settings as far as I can tell.
Does Premiere use a “fisher-price” version of the encoder or what? 🙂 This is just weird weird weird.
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