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What is the best quality settings for Windows Media?
I’ve been messing around with exporting as .wmv and can’t seem to perfect the settings. If someone knows what the best settings are for exporting I would appreciate your help! Just want the best picture possible.
Regards,
Chad
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3 Replies
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Best settings for what target? For local playback 2 mbps at same frame rate and resolution as original should give you DVD quality video, make sure Deinterlace is selected in Pre-encoding tasks.
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I googled an Adobe Premiere forum tonight for this very reason, also.
I need help!
I recently created a movie for the 48 hour film contest and it was my first movie with Adobe 6.5. I was unable to burn it to DVD in a high quality format. It came across pixelated, kind of and underwater look at times. The other competitors used Final Cut Pro from what I gather, and theirs looked almost professional quality. Please tell me that it is possible to capture/export/burn to dvd my video in high quality, as well.
I am currently using a JVC DV HandyCam to take digital video. I am using Adobe 6.5.
What settings should I be using??? I am currently exporting with a 4:3 apsect ratio, capturing at 29.97 frame rate, and exporting at a 30 frame rate. I have the quality bar set to the highest. Other than this, I don’t know what I can do!!! I am using 48khz for audio, even though that probably doesn’t matter. Does it matter what frame/picture size I use???
Please, tell me that if I dial in the right settings I can get high picture output quality burned to DVD from my Adobe Premiere 6.5!
-Valdez
“The suspense is killing me. I hope it’ll last…”
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The encoder in Premiere 6.5 is pretty dated and not as good as the current version. If your movie is less than 45 minuted, go for 7 mbps CBR preset.
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