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• Less quality after first Pro CS5 export

  Hello

  I made a few nice pieces on my snowboard vacation. I want to make a film of it. I tried in Final Cut, but when someone recommended me Premiere Pro I was finally convinced to Premiere Pro. Movies come in 720 p 60 FPS. Someone told me in a sequence that I had to choose HDV720P 30 FPS. Because when I do a 50% slomotion, there's 30 FPS. So, I started a sequence in HDV720 30 FPS. I did the first few minutes and tried to export it. I chose the H.264 option in high quality HDTV720P 29.97 as an export without modification. When I look at the file exported in the same program (VLC) and compare the same shot of the actual film exported there is really less quality. I was wondering why is there less quality and what the best choice get the same quality as the real movie?

  Hope you can help out me.

  Best regards

  1: I tend to simply adjust the flow to 6-10 and find out who is good enough for me.

  2: I tend to use VBR 2 pass myself.

  3: I tend to use quality made maximum.  I guess that time additional export used worth the quality.  Faster the times are your best computer.

  I hope that your Snowboard videos come out well.

  I remember when I was loading, I've only had a Sony 8 mm Viewcam.  Much more then your Contour HD.

  We always found it hard to get out because we had a lot of fun.  With the outline, you can put it on and forget it.

  The Contour and the HD Hero look nice.  I love the waterproof to the water of the hero.

  I have not shipped in about 6 years, but need to get back on the slopes.

  I hope this helps.  If you don't like the rate, you can always wear.

  GLenn

  Here's a quote from John Rofrano that I use for the adjustment of flow:

  .................................................................

  VBR has the potential to bring the best quality for the same number of bits. CBR will give the best quality speed transmission max.

  To understand why this is, you must first understand what they both mean because the absolute qualitydepends on bitrate:

  Variable bit rate means that you can vary the number of bits used to represent a framework so that the average total amount of bits-per-image runs. It does this by stealing bits of executives with less information to be encoded (who do not need them) and giving them to managers who have more information to encode (and do not have them).

  Constant Bit Rate means that each image uses the same amount of bits regardless of whether or not she needs them.

  If you encode a video to 6 Mbps CBR and VBR 6 Mbit the VBR can have better quality. This is because it varies the speed of transmission may be giving some executives as much as 8 or 9Mbit while other only 3 or 4 Mbit but in the end, it will be an average of 6 Mbit. CBR, however, will never give any setting more than 6 Mbit. If there are executives who need more than 6 Mbps encoding, CBR will look worse than VBR.

  That said... If you do the DVD and the DVD specifications says that 9Mbit is the highest flow that you can use, then a 9Mbit CBR is the best quality, you can get because each image will all use the 9Mbit. So if your project fits on the medium flow rate max then CBR will give you the best quality. If it will be not VBR 2 pass should give better results with the same flow rate.

  BTW, VBR 2-Pass is a 2 comprehensive analyses of media manufacturing process, once to calculate the necessary bits for each image, then set a budget to see where better spending the bits, then a second pass to actually make the encoding. It takes a bit of the guesswork of budgeting bits that could make VBR 1 pick worse than CBR if bits are not distributed efficiently.

  ~ jr

  www.johnrofrano.com
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• First Pro CC export for broadcast HD PAL settings

  Hello

  I'm looking for advice on the best parameters of export to prepare a video for broadcast in the United Kingdom.  I am familiar with the General settings to PAL, but it is the format/codec which I stem.  I looked on the web and on the forum and boards differ greatly.  Many people are suggesting H.264 as the best option to format, but on a recent project, a broadcaster refused to accept this format.  Probably a Quicktime with the H.264 codec would be not just better.  I was recommended a Quicktime .mov with ProRes 422 codec, but it is not available in first (unless I'm missing it!).  Or should I forget about Quicktime and watch a different format?  My images are mostly 2D animated (from Flash).  I used H.264 and Quicktime successfully for YouTube, but the side of things TV confuses me.  I saw advice also apply to the broadcaster, at this stage it is not a, so I want to be able to offer something that is more likely than not to be acceptable.  Thank you.

  Here is a link to the current specifications of the BBC.

  Guidelines - quality service - the BBC television

  Section 4 talks about the delivery of the file spec.

• First pro to export trial?

  Is it possible to export a video with premiere pro trial (to see how it can restore a time-lapse video)?  It appears as greyed out for me.

  Please check if it works. https://helpx.Adobe.com/archive/Premiere-Pro/Premiere-Pro-CS5-5-troubleshooting.PDF

  Concerning

  Stéphane

• First Pro CC you can manipulate an image in a sequence of images at all?

  

  The Earth above is part of a sequence of images second 10 with the yellow line (representing a satellite) is progressing on the Earth.

  Is it possible to CHANGE the Earth on the LEFT SIDE of the chassis using the tools in the first?      Or should I use Photoshop first using "batch file" feature of Photoshop to re position images of the sequence on the left (using shift) then re import back in first sequence?

  Thank you

  Mike Koziniak

  [Left the forum Cloud/Installer generic for program specific forum... MOD]

  Select all the images and the 'nest', their movement add to the nest.

• Adobe first Pro CC export crashing

  Hey! I have been using Adobe Creative Cloud for some time on my Macbook Pro now, but all of a sudden (apparently after recent updates) I can't seemt to be able to click on the button export without the application crashing. I have 8 GB of RAM, but also a SSD 480 GB that aren't completely or even close during this time. It appears a bubble immediately after clicking "Export" said bubble

  «Sorry, a serious problem has occurred which requires Adobe Premiere Pro stop.» We will try to save your current project"

  So I thought it was a little problem. Its been 3 times now and I can't seem to do anything until this is resolved. Can I fix it myself? Or y at - it an update on the way? Any info would be great! Thank you very much!!

  NOTE: My Macbook Pro running the latest version of the OSX Mavericks software as well.

  OSX Crash http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/ame-premiere-crash-launch-export.html

• First Pro CC reports that the video image size is 720 x 480, but he is really 1920 x 1080

  The end result is that I get black bars on the top and bottom of the video when the video should be consuming all the space.

  

  The source media is resolution 1920 x 1080, and first accept when I check the file properties in the timeline panel, but for some reason any black bars are always inserted.  If I go to the sequence > sequence settings, he pointed out that the video is only 720 x 480

  

  If I change this value at 1920 x 1080 first blow just the video beyond its normal resolution giving the pretty bad/pixelated

  

  What exactly happens here, how do I get first to use only the original size of the resolution of the video?

  You use a sequence of DV SD.

  That is to say. you have not matched the sequence for the Source of the layer film (1080)

• Work with AVCHD from CANON XA20 files in first pro cc2015

  I work in a project with AVCHD files form a canon as xa20 imported through 2 different methods:

  (1) import through the barrel of the data import utility

  (2) copy the AVCHD structure files in my HARD drive

  Both methods provide the same wrong result.

  The parameters of the automatic sequence of adobe first pro CC2015 not recognize as progressive images.

  The results in the preview screen as well if I export the file is there is some obliquous apperars lines with the lines of the jigsaw and some artifacts as if the film has been interlaced, also if I manually adjust the settings of sequence as progressive.

  any suggestions?

  If I'm not mistaken the camera film progressive 25 p, but puts in the middle on the card 50i (pal) interlaced

  You must interpret the progressive film first.

  Select everything in the project window, right click, edit...

  Then proceed to the sequence.

• MultiCam monitor does not appear in first Pro CC

  Purchase Adobe CC a few weeks ago.

  I was doing a project in first Pro CC multicam. I nested images, click with the right button on the timeline and activated multicam. I did as usual and went to open Multicam monitor and it was not listed.

  All things using the first Pro 6 works fine.

  What I am doing wrong?

  Hello

  The Multicam monitor in Premiere Pro CC is not available in the menu window . It is now available through option settings... (key) in the program monitor.

  

  More information here: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/create-multi-camera-source-sequence.html

  Thank you

  Regalo

• Hi I exported my project from first pro cs6 in again and now the image in the monitor trac again

  Hi I exported my project from first pro cs6 in again and now the image in the monitor trac again

  The monitor still isn't the best way to view the video. He's always nervous. Click on the preview to see what your product looks like.

• How to export an image from the video clip of the first Pro to Photoshop for corrections and back.

  I want to export a video clip in Premier Pro on Photoshop for minor corrections throughout, then back to the first Pro. Corrections will be the same for each frame in the video. What is the best way to achieve this? If it makes any difference, I work with clips of R3D monochrome 6 K.

  Hi TR.

  Try to import the file directly in Photoshop. If this does not work, report.

  Thank you
  Kevin

• First Pro CS5 corruptrices images!

  I do a lot of projects which are a montage of photos and videos - in my last project Premiere Pro began to replace the images with other data of the image. It's not happened to me so it must have happened during a recent patch or something has been installed. I use 5.0.3. Here are some details:

  There are a few times when this will happen, so here's a few cases:

  1. I have any pictures in the Jproject BIN area. I wil then take them and drop them into a sequence. With the help of a speicfic ouvertede, I droped 5 images in the sequence (a sequence HD 1080i) and when I moved the bar seen above them, I noticed a couple of the images have the same image! Lets say they're 1.jpg, 2.jpg,... 5.jpg. What I noticed is that all of a sudden 3.jpg shows what 1. jpg is. If I delete and reload, the same thing! I actually open 3.jpg in photoshop and make a small change, save again, Premiere Pro will then reload and the image appears fine. This happens randomly and in the 200 + images I import cannot see this 3 or 4 times!

  2. sometimes I will have loaded the images in a sequence already and they are all showing correctly - then a couple will mysteriously just change into another image in the project. Same procedure to get back... as he needs to force a reload to epithet it!

  3. the last time it hit me, it was the worst. Project finished, he examined beginning to end like 3 times... looked perfect. Exported in still, built DVD, transcoded and burned a DVD. When I played it - 3 photos had changed!

  This problem is so frustrating... it's really embarrassing me... andyes, I tried to empty the cache of media within the PP... Help!

  Thanks - Jeff

  This a strange problem which was fixed at 5.5. The problem has to do with the XMP (metadata) information is not written to the file. This can occur if the files are locked or read-only value and some other strange combination of circumstances that I don't understand. However, you can correct this behavior in CS 5 as follows: first of all, make sure that your files are NOT read-only. Secondly, to define the first preference to write XMP IDS to files when importing (Edit > Preferences > Media).  If you still see the problem with those two things together properly, delete the JPG files to your project, and then re-import them. The files should now have unique IDS of XMP and will display correctly.

• First Pro exports only my audio, not the video

  I'm a beginner to this program, so please bear with me.  I'm in first Pro CC (2015.3) v 10.3, blue Fox on a PC with Windows 7 Pro. The Media Encoder is also Media Encoder CC (2015.3). When I queue to export the Audio/video file, I chose H.264 and AAC Audio.  The video and audio of boxes are ticked for export.  I have the game - high-speed selected Source and preset of Facebook.  Is the screenshot after I encoded the file, but I am able to see the process of Audio and video, while it exports the file.

  Here is the screenshot of my Premier Pro screen. I had created a couple of these slide shows before and everything worked very well.  Now for some reason, there is only Audio now.  I tried it with two series of photographs with the same results.

  Any help is appreciated and I apologize if this is a repeat problem, but I don't see anything that fits my situation specifically.

  When you are working in a new project (or new sequence) and you add the first piece of media in your timeline (sequence), if the media card to match the settings of the sequence, it will ask you "Do you want to change the sequence to match the media" and you have done this, no other way to get an image size of 4608 x 3456, which is not equal to any standard video format. Is also 4:3 and not 16:9 for the video output screen. So unfortunately, if the configuration of the sequence is bad at first, your project is built on a poor Foundation that will cause problems later when you try to export to a standard format.

  If you want to put the video on Facebook, that would be 1920 x 1080 or 1280 x 720 for instance (1080 p or 720 p). Your sequence should be created accordingly before adding any media. In Prefs or sequence by sequence, you can use the size value of the frame to have the media scale in sequence (photos/video will scale to fit the image).

  Try changing the size of the image in your sequence up to 1920 x 1080 settings. You may need to click on the pictures and also the value size of the frame.

  EDIT: also change the audio sample rate of 32000 to 48000 which is more standard and superior

  EDIT 2: If you put 4:3 pictures in a 16:9 frame, yes you get black bars on the sides. As the top and bottom of the pictures of the boat may be just the water and the sky in any case, you can change the image until it fits left to right, cropping the top and bottom which you can't miss anyway. Can also set vertically then necessary. Use the Adobe movement controls for these actions, found in the effect controls panel.

  Thank you

  Jeff Pulera

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• White color in first gray pro, during export.

  Hello.

  I have a problem with the color white in first pro. Everything seems fine, but when I export the video from first pro image I lost color to something a little greyish.

  In fact the seams of each colour to be that way. As a gray filter is coming on the project when you export.

  
  Photo on the right is first before are not exported and to the left after.

  Please help me.
  Best wishes
  Philippe

  Thanks to all for your responses.
  jojejo is right. In windows, Media Player ut seems good!
  Always when you upload to vimeo the colors are bad, but I want to speak for them.
  Thank you.

• How to export a batch of images of Premiere Pro CS6?

  Hello

  I would like to export an image from first pro cs6 bath.

  Can someone tell me how or guide me to a video/article that made?

  Export a sequence of images if they are sequential between and and bar Point output or work in the area.

  Use the camera icon to capture framework if they are not.