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What is the best Bitrate for UHD 4K encoding in H264?
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The only pointless questions came from you little Devinda !
“The default the Premiere Pro gives for 1920×1080 encoding in H264 codec is:
Target Bitrate: 32 Mbps
Maximum Bitrate: 40 MbpsWhat would be the ideal for 4K UHD (3840×2160)”
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I will ask one more pointless question !
How will you playback you file uhd on a 52 Inch OLED Monitor or something of similar High End Picture quality. ?
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*** The only pointless questions came from you little Devinda ! ***
LOL! Oh so you’re DUMB and BLIND too…? I guess you missed the second posting about the 52 in OLED screen…
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*** How will you playback you file uhd on a 52 Inch OLED Monitor or something of similar High End Picture quality. ? ***
Since I had my question already answered to my satisfaction by the ADULTS in the room, I would tell you not to worry your SMALL BRAIN any further, and go back to being an IGNORAMUS in the real world… ????
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“Since I had my question already answered to my satisfaction by the ADULTS in the room, I would tell you not to worry your SMALL BRAIN any further, and go back to being an IGNORAMUS in the real world… ????”
My small brain !
Think that’s the way you treat people in here – who just want to help others!
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Think that’s the way you treat people in here – who just want to help others! ***Well, you were NO HELP at all… just snarky and annoying. Perhaps you should occupy yourself with some other pasttime than trying to be an “Online Subject matter Helper”…?
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Have just read one of your questions here on Creativ Cow:
So does 25fps(PAL) actually record at 25Fps or is it also 24.9 something like the rest?
Now, people can even decide who is asking DUMB and POINTLESS QUESTIONS… ????
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No need to spent more time on that smart ass !
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Laughing out loud with this tread. And somehow sad wondering what has become of the world, when someone asks a simple question and gets just questions in response, until the thread turns into a fight.
If you believe in Adobe’s presets, then I recommend doubling the bitrate of fullHD to get a similar quality. Since UHD is basically twice the size in pixels, you would be keeping the amount of information preserved in the file.
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Actually UHD is twice the width and twice the height of Full HD so 4 times or quad HD.
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