[Eric Guy]

Thank you again for the reply.

I’m afraid you’ve misunderstood, the video is 7.9 MB per frame, not second. So it’s almost 240 MB/s :). I have to take the quality down to a quarter resolution to get a reasonably sized file, but the quality is horrific at that point.

And still, so far as I can tell, if I want 1080p output, this is the only option that AE provides.

Likewise, any idea on whether there is a distinctively better quality codec from Premiere CS5.5 (my last post briefly details that question more).

Also, 720p output “could” be deemed usable, however all my attempts at that so far show that 1080p comes out better (not surprising). And AE still exports 720p as an enormous file (something like 5MB/frame).

Thank you!

[Eric Guy]

Firstly, thank you for the reply. Secondly, I cannot export a reasonably sized file from AE, the 1080p 29.97 weighs in at 7.9 MBs/frame. That being said, the quality of video that AE exports is very good, as you estimated. Any idea how I could adjust the file size significantly (around 40KB-60KB per frame would be appropriate)?

Also, H.264 HDTV 1080p 29.97 seems to be the highest quality codec available from Premiere CS5.5 (the FLV won’t upload properly, and I can’t use the H.264 Bluray). Am I mistaken that this is the highest export quality?

Thank you!