Export settings Preset - how to pass on to others?

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  (I hope the translation of this statement for INDD & I - or I'll post on the forums as well)

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• How to pass the start settings in starting a virtual machine?

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• Adobe 2015.3 Premiere Pro export settings

  Hi people,

  iMac (27 inch, at the end of 2013)

  3.5 GHz Core i7

  32 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  NVIDIA GeForce GTX M 780, 4096 MB

  So, updated to 2015.3 and I see on the window of Premiere Pro export settings have changed considerably. One of the big things for me is I can not put my bitrates as I used a high-end and low-end, one pass, re-encoding, etc., which is kind of a big deal to me. Is there something I'm missing here? My old preset still life in Media Encoder but I can't get it to load first because those moments I export only a single video file.

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  Jim R.

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• Best export settings Full HD for YouTube using Premiere CS4

  Dear all,
  In advance, thank you for your time.
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  I watched a lot of clips on YouTube in 720 p or 1080 p and v seemed good, when I looked at my that he wasn't playing as well as it does on my pc.
  Should I keep in mind to help the YouTube Player by chnaging my export settings.
  If you please comment on the above and also watch my videos for your comments on how to improve the quality.
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  You are welcome

  interlaced was sorta invented for use with the tv broadcast and the quality is very good and sometimes even better than progressive (even today) if there is a lot of 'Action' in a scene (less blur in the individual images if you look at the individual images to compare)... also, most DVD to date were burned of interlaced footage and many blue ray are too...

  The DVD or blue ray player can understand what type of tv it is connected to (widescreen digital tv or old crt 4:3 tv) and deliver the right signal to make it all good look...

  So there is no need to think progressive isn't automatically BETTER interlaced... it depends on a lot of things...

  lets see if Ann weighs with cs4 settings for you... then read you these files pdf, hehe... you'll be an expert in no time!

  PS... If you are interested, check out the news of color samples (you YUV and 4.2.0

  I mention this as it might be more useful late re: reproduction of the right color on your exports (your color of youtube has been a little more 'saturated' IMO... very very green and very very red)... then at some point maybe that can be fixed up a little bit too...

• Poor quality and poor framerate with best export settings

  Hello, this is my first post, I searched the forums, watch videos on youtube, etc, but don't never came across something like this before, but anyway let's get down to the heart of the problem at a time!

  I am currently using Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (Version 6.0.2)

  Specifications of the PC

  -Intel Core i7-4720HQ CPU @ 2.60 GHz

  -16 GB OF RAM

  GTX - 960 M graphics card

  The problem:

  I have been using CS6 6 months now and not had a problem since day one.

  The videos that I do are gameplay videos captured at 60 fps 1080 p with 36857 Kbps Total bitrate.

  The videos where export with large 60 fps framerate, quality, as it should in the first place.

  But everything changed one day after I did everything with the same agenda, as I did each time and video when exported was of poor quality and the rate was 30 frames per second.

  BUT, when I am trying to check the properties of the video exported, everything is as I put is on the export settings, even if the vacuum has dicreased quality and bad frame rate (30 fps) up.

  I am exporting as follows:

  -Format: H.264

  -Basic video settings:

  -Width: height of 1920 1080

  -Frame rate: 59.94

  -Order of fields: Progressive (it doesn't let me change it)

  -Appearance: Square Pixels (1.0)

  Tv - standard: NTSC

  -Profile: high

  -Level: 4.2

  -Rendering to maximum depth (verified)

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  -Bitrate VBR, 2 pass encoding (I also made 2 pass, but had the same effect)

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  -Maximum Bitrate [Mbps]: 62.5

  Advanced settings:

  -Key Frame Distance 72 (verified)

  Use maximum quality rendering (verified) use Previews (verified)

  I finally understood everything!

  So when I started the project for some reason, I had chosen under the option 'Make and video playback' Renderer: Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (CUDA) instead of Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (Open CL).

  After that everything worked perfectly as it should in the first place.

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• Export settings

  Hello world

  Although I had the first few months, I'm still a novice. I have some pictures of my hero4 gopro 1080 @ 29.97 30 fps and I have pictures of my drone that is 4 K video, 30 fps, 29.97

  The video looks seems not very well in the first, but when I export it, or upload to youtube as crispy... Any thoughts on the best export settings to choose for this? Difficult to understand since I use two different rates of video, but I figure that there is a common practice.

  any help would be appreciated!

  Ray

  There are several ways to get a new sequence. One is to use file > new sequence and choose a preset in the list. This assumes that you know the exact specifications of the sequence that you use and have the necessary expertise to choose a preset that fully corresponds to the length (frame size, frame rate, pixel aspect, fields, etc.)

  Another is to simply drag a clip to a mounting empty by default and it should ask ' do you want to overwrite settings sequence clip? Of course, this only happens with the FIRST clip, you drag on it, so if it's a picture clip or video yet different from others, you can end up with "the right size" for your sequence.

  You can right-click on a clip in the tray and select new sequence of the Clip and it's quite reliable! Of course, you must consider the flow of work and the so desired output. You mix 4K and HD clips, should edit you like 4K or HD? If you must provide only 4K, then change in the order of 4K and HD clips will be enhanced. But if you want to deliver HD, then edit in sequence HD and 4K will be reduced in HD, then convert them to the HD.

  I still mainly edit with CS6 (long story) and who has the Scale to the setting option and I only activated in Prefs, so that any clip I'll just in sequence automatically adapts. However, CC now offers an option of game to the size of the image , and the advantage of this with the example to put a clip of 4 K in a HD sequence is that the clip of 4 K to insert as part of the HD, but you still have all the extra 4 K resolution available if you want to crop the image with effect of movement (pan/zoom).

  Scale to frame or the value framework should give equal results if you do not zoom in the largest clip, using just straight up.

  In any case, be sure to choose a setting appropriate to the sequence at the beginning of a project - disobedience can ruin the works, as evidenced by the many posters on this site. The sequence is the basis for the entire production. If this is incorrect (size of the frame, cadence, or aspect pixel, wrong field mess) the video can and will suffer to varying degrees. To check the current settings, choose sequence > sequence settings in the menu. Compare with the source item (right-click on a clip and check the Properties).

  Thank you

  Jeff

• What are the best export settings to use for a video posted on facebook

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  I used the H.264 > Vimeo HD presets in Media Encoder with excellent results.

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• Best Vimeo export settings in 2014?

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  And I don't mean these regular export settings you can find on the vimeo site, I want to say those advanced settings that you find are the best at this moment!

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  Hello

  Be sure to check the presets from Vimeo. Those that work very well.

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• Default export settings?

  Is there anyway to set the default export settings? Since I've done the new update, it seems as if first remember more the last setting that I used to export - as I often do 11-12 videos per day is a huge waste of time for me to have continuously to select the same export settings again and again.

  Thanks in advance for any help

  It should be in your user Presets. Top of the presets in the stand alone SOUL window

  If it is not there... the export as a preset then import it so it appears in user Presets.

  Call him so he topped the list in alphanumeric order.

• Still Image slide show is horrible... Export settings?

  Hello world

  I'm trying to export a video that is basically a minute of images of high resolution (taken on a Nikon D800 & D90) disappear from one to the other every 3 seconds, and a piece of music played behind her.

  I don't like what the final file size ends up being. I just need to export this video and have it look perfect. On my computer, however, until a dozen combinations of the file format / preset, they look completely pixelated and terrible. Best I've gotten so far was a Mp4 (forget the correct preset that I used, but I don't know I could understand this), but even that isn't even close to perfection on my computer screen, and I'm sure when it is big on a big screen TV it will look worse Eurorest. If I just show the pictures they look (they are really high resolution after all), so it's obviously something with the different export settings...

  Can anyone provide any help / insight into what the correct settings would be for a project like this? Again once, the file size is not serious at all. Do not try to save space. I want to just this slide show to look as if I was flipping through a bunch of images on the computer in an image viewer...

  Thank you

  Start in Photoshop.  Set up a script to batch resize images in HD (1920 x 1080) resolution, or near abouts.

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• export settings of misunderstandings, Please HELP!

  Hello

  I ask you to show me where I could find some tutorials or all that which teaches me what is the right export settings for each use! am a video editor and am on first pro

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  There are a lot, a lot of codecs to choose from and each, almost infinite combinations of settings. I understand that can be confusing! However, for many applications, there is no "good or bad", what suits the current needs. H.264 is currently the most popular choice for the web and mobile devices - it provides a high quality with less files than most codecs.

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  If you want to send a clip to a friend, you can use anything, your choice, but some codecs will create more voluminous than the others files, some have better quality, some are may not be not compatible with some devices. Again, H.264 is usually the best option.

  Look under "H.264" and you'll see dozens of presets for various Apple devices (iPhone, iPad, etc), the Android devices, YouTube, Vimeo. These presets are a good starting point. Create a journal extract quality size and file reading, then try again, but maybe change the data rate and a balance that you are satisfied with your specific needs.

  If you use the button 'Export' of the SOUL, it joined the machine. If you send the job to the "tail", which starts a separate instance of Adobe Media Encoder, which is capable of executing batches (encoding several files at a time), and you can continue to work in first when it happens. However, remember that coding uses a lot of resources, so, personally, I chose to leave the computer alone when he works hard to code something!

  I hope it's a little useful. I'm sure there are more information available / related articles

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  It comes to Gopro Hero2 and first Elements 10 (PE10)

  I did the (brilliant) solution by Bill Hunt (http://forums.adobe.com/thread/668369) and made sure that I begin my session with "R4" PE10 / 1280 x 960 format.

  My hope is to recode not MP4 files original Hero2 creates. Thus maintaining the quality as good as possible and at the same time reduce revolutionizes the time of rendering.

  I use SUPER and PE10 to try to find all the settings and to match them. In my opinion, I'm close enough, but render-time tells me I'm stll a bit of.

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  Original information on the left file Hero2, PE10 export settings on the right.

  

  If you are able to import and edit the fine of the MP4 with the right project preset, which is better than the conversion in most cases.

  As you haeavily compressed footage, using the H.264 CODEC already, if you export to a strongly compressed CODEC again, you will lose quality. That's why I recommend watching in the Lagarith or UT CODEC Lossless. With either installed, you wouldn't be fair Exprot/share in MS AVI (DV AVI) and then in Advanced Options, choose the Lagarith or Lossless UT in the menu drop-down compression.

  Good luck

  Hunt