Lindsay Carter
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Thank you for replies that are trying to help. Last time I posted a question like this I just got bombarded with snarky comments about how I needed to stop wasting time here and do my own research.
The reason I was trying to use an mp4 file in AE is because my video editor doesn’t handle MTS files very well so I converted it, edited it and saved it as an High-def mp4 With my editor. I didn’t know I was going to need to edit it on after effects at the time so I wasn’t thinking about another file format.
Jason what render settings do you usually use? I use adobe media encoder to render my files from AE.
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The problem is I edited all the footage in my video editor which saved the footage as high-def mp4 with good quality. It looked almost exactly like the original footage. I then uploaded the file into After Effects but like I said it renders very low quality. I tried putting the raw MTS footage from my camera into After Effects but it still rendered very low quality. The only solution I have found so far is to encode the MTS file in Adobe Media Encoder with a frame rate of 59.5 instead of 29.9 and end up with an mp4 file that when put into After Effects renders at a better quality. It’s better but still at a significantly lower quality then the original quality. I’v been doing research for a while and can’t seem to find an answer.
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I do have sections with just wind I can sample from and it reduces with wind great where there is no audio but where that is audio it’s reducing the audio too much and making it sound sort of boxy. Maybe I just don’t have the setting right.
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Thank you for the link but I already know how to use the noise reduction settings. I’ve done a lot of audio editing in the past I’m just used to another program and recently just came into using Audition because it works better with Premiere. I know all of the basic concepts behind audio editing for the most part. I don’t know what all Audition can do and where things are and yes I’ve used the spectral frequency display before. Like I said earlier I know that I can’t reduce wind noise entirely but noise reduction barely even lowers it because it comes and goes and isn’t continuous like ambient noise. I need something more powerful to at least make the wind noise bearable and to lower some of the background noises without distorting my music and audio to much. what is your suggestion on the best way to get rid of overpowering wind noise? I’m really wanting to learn more about filters because I’m a videographer and It’s important that I know what I’m doing. Right now I’ve already tried out noise reduction and got a high-pass filter on there that’s helping with my wind a little.