Yerb Khan
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You have to get this information from the TV station which will broatcast your work. My resolution for that project was 1024×576. Remember mine was going to BETA tape. A technology that is becoming obsolete.
If you ask me I would do it in 1080p, and then prepare smaller versions like 720p and 576p.
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Of course, it works until there is a multicam sequence. Multicam edit always refers to the source sequence and if that one is not HD the new will not be HD.
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My client puts this into Final Cut and transfers it to a BETA tape before it is sent to a TV station. Video format is 1024×576 which is also my premiere project where I add intro and outro to my content. I also tried “Animation” compressor which my client reccomends and from AE it is perfect. But the same setting isn’t working in premiere.
My workaround so far is that I put intro and outro into my AE project and and export the wohole thing. But I would like to know why is Premiere output not working or why is it different then AE output with same settings. In case I have to edit a longer video I will eventually need Premiere in order to deliver high quality output.
Thanx,
Yerb