Patrick Haley
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Ok, I managed to figure this out with help from a few different threads. What I was doing was converting to an 8-bit mono file, importing the wav file, running the noise reduction and then saved again as an 8-but mono file. If the file is already 8-bit/mono, just save and match the source type. I found out the KHz doesn’t really matter so I left that alone to maintain some quality. Here are my steps:
1. Import the mp3
2. Go to Edit > Convert to Sample Type. Set channels to mono, bit depth to 8-bit, enable dithering and set to gaussian
3. Capture the noise print and run noise reduction using this tutorial: https://youtu.be/J433aZsNThc
4. Export the file as a wav and choose “Same as Source for all options”This should maintain the quality of the export and drastically decrease the noise.
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In case anyone searches this in the future, I had this issue and this is what I did. I don’t normally use Audition, so I didn’t have it installed. After installing and playing around in the program, I went to edit the Premier Pro clip in Audition, but it was greyed out. I saved the file, quit and relaunched Premier Pro, and it worked fine. Just make sure that the audio clip is in a sequence first.
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It appears to be 1194×720 (1.0) with a frame rate of 4.92
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Thanks my issue is primarily out of my lack of experience with video formats and everything I have to take into account with them. When choosing my presets I have dozens of options including YouTube HD 720p 23.976 fps, 25 fps and 29 fps. I chose 25 fps because I didn’t know what else to choose. I don’t really know anything about PAL and most of my shots are recordings of my desktop to make webcasts.
*edit* I went through the export menu again and noticed a dozen or so more options under the Video tab. Currently my frame rate is 24, field order is progressive, aspect is Square Pixels 10, TV standard is NTSC, profile high, level 3.1, bitrate encoding is VBR 2 pass, target bitrate is 6 Mbps, max bitrate is 9 Mbps, and keyframe distance is 73. Any idea how to increase the smoothness of the shot?