Fuzzy video after export

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• Red and yellow stripes on my video after export to Adobe first CC

  Hello gentlemen of Adobe!

  I searched all over the internet, but I did not find my answer.

  I downloaded the latest update for Adobe premiere cc (2015) on my Macbook Pro retina 15 "(2013, 2.3 GHz Intel Core i7, 16 GB DDR3, GeForce GT 750 M 2048 MB) and I have no why but I still have the red and yellow stripes, appearing on my video after export H264, MOV, MPEG2, MP4. So, I have my softwareuninstalled and reinstalled, but nothing seems to work...

  
  

  Do you have any advice? Or do you know how to solve this problem?

  
  Thank you very much for all your answers, and I'm really sorry for my bad English!

  

  Many people have seen my post, but nobody has tried to answer...

  So never mind I found what I needed, you just when you export to do the rendering with the mercury playback engine only. I don't know why adobe make it so complicated.

• "Inflatable" video after export

  Aloha and thank you all in advance for the help on this.

  Export of the Agency, the final video seems to bounce when read. Here is an example that I posted on youtube:

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?feature=player_profilepage & v = WXITvy2ZZvk

  Know that the full video also does when played in quicktime, so it's not a question of treatment of youtube.

  Is there a setting I'm dominant in export.

  Mahalo nui loa for all assistance.

  Jim says.

  See the end of this thread:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/4056699#4056699

• Fuzzy video after recording to computer

  I'm the video editing and then changing all the clips and transitions look great.  I then record on my computer and play in windows media player and the video is blurry, but the stills are very good.  I can't find a specific fix for this

  Maybe you need the video files of higher resolution.

  Is there an improvement if you save it in DV - AVI format?

  To save a DV - AVI movie file...
  (and other options)
  Type of... CTRL + P (or go to...) File / save movie file)
  to open the wizard movie recording.
  Choose... My computer.
  Next /.
  Enter a name and a location.
  Next /.
  Show more choices.
  Other parameters.
  Open the window of the droplet and choose... DV - AVI.
  Next /.
  Wait while the movie is saved.
  Finishing...

  In addition, you may find it useful to use a custom profile:

  Movie Maker 2 - Save movies - custom WMV profile
  http://www.Papajohn.org/mm2-SavingMovies-CustomProfiles.html

• Problem: video downgrades the quality after exporting

  Hello world!

  IM new and this is my first question on the forum.

  Now, I created 10 succesful videos with Adobe Premiere Pro, editing Gopro videos 1080 p 60 fps.

  My new video, I started using my phone Samsung Galaxy Neo S3 content.

  The problem: after exporting my video, the quality of Gopro videos is like 480 p, but I still want the quality as the original, 1080 p 60 fps.

  What I need to do / how can I solve this problem?

  Relevant information:

  Laptop specs: Windows 10 960 M from NVIDIA, Intel core i7.

  Export format: H.264.

  I tried already rendering in modes: Youtube, Vimeo 1080, Match source 1080HD high flow, I ticked the box "maximum render quality".

  But nothing is done, the quality of the videos Gopro changed as 480 p after the export of the video.

  Please help me.

  Although I have not any more wise, I found a solution on Youtube.

  In my calendar, there is a yellow bar. I had to click "sequence" and then "render outside". Then the bar turned green.

  Then I had to select the export mode: HD 1080 p 29.97 fps.

  Then, as in my first picture, you can see "basic video settings".

  You can scroll down here, and there is also a "fps rate" which was 30 (automatic).

  I had to change at 60 frames per second. It is also recommended to check the box "made to maximum depth" in the audio and video tab.

  The size of the file push double (200%), but the quality is good as it should.

  I want to thank you for your efforts and help.

• Video integrated Youtube is missing after export to HTML

  I'm having a problem with the onboard video, I put in my site.  It appears so fine and everything works in preview, but after export to html format to download the embedded video is no longer there.  I don't have this problem with earlier versions of muse and I think it's a bug. Does anyone else have this problem? Can it be fixed?

  Hello

  Take a look at this thread where this has been answered: http://forums.adobe.com/message/5770863

  I hope this helps.

  See you soon

  Parikshit

• Voiceover first clip of bad quality, after export only. Audio effects involved. How can I fix it?

  All the sound quality is as desired in the timeline panel during the first edition. After export, the first clip in voice-over ONLY, now has a dominant white fuzzy noise. If I delete this clip and export, the clip that was the second, but now first, inherits the problem.

  The video below has the original "first music video" removed, to show that the problem persists in the new video for first, which was previously the second and previously sounded very good. Each "phrase" or an "expression" is on his own audio clip, on the same track.

  Also note that the sound quality of the music is great in each. In addition, the quality of the voice is perfectly fine in all the remaining 3 minutes of video.

  From what I can tell, it's like audio effects have not been applied to the item first, after export. I use DeNoiser, dynamics and Volume of the channel in the whole of the audio track of the set (as opposed to each individual clip) voice. When I apply effects to each of the first 3 clips and place them on a separate track, and export, all 3 clips have the problem of white noise.

  I guess that the effects take some time to 'register' and so when effects are applied to the entire track this should happen only once. But just who does not sense that this is a permanent problem or every video ever made by creating using DeNoiser and dynamics would have this problem!

  What Miss me? There must be a way to solve this problem.

  Here is a screenshot:

  

  I use version creative Cloud, Adobe first Pro CC 2015

  I exported with the following parameters:

  H.264

  Format AAC, AAC Codec (tried MPEG and Dolby as well)

  48000 Hz

  Stereo (tried MONO as well)

  High quality

  320 kbps bitrate

  Bitrate priority

  Make maximum use

  
  

  Thank you.
  

  WORKAROUND SOLUTION:

  I used both your advice to a solution that WORKS. Simply, I moved all the audio on this track 5 seconds back and insert an audio clip arbitrary at the beginning of the track. I then exported audio on one. WAV file. I imported the. WAV file in the project and trim the beginning (with the arbitrary clip) back to what is supposed to be the beginning of the audio.

  The arbitrary clip inherited the problem and the remaining clips are great. They reside on a track that has no effects applied, as the. WAV files retain the proper sound quality.

  Also, I've read just after this operation that checking the box "Freeze" can cause the denoiser to apply instantly. I've never tried, but if it works, it's probably a simpler solution.

  Thank you.

• Can't make a HD video, after that I updated the product? and there is that a message says it can't encode video and will have to change the settings to try again!

  Can't make a HD video, after that I updated the product? and there is that a message says it can't encode video and will have to change the settings to try again!

  jilll

  What version of Premiere Elements you use, what computer operating system?

  What would you update... have you had 12 and 12.1 updated or have you 13 and 13.1 updated? Or did you upgrade may 14 from a previous version?

  Where are you in the settings for your version where you get the message saying you cannot encode the video and you may need to change export settings?

  What is your planned export?

  Please explain, give more details.

  I will review your wire in the morning morning look to follow so that I can help you succeed in your Premiere Elements project.

  RTA

• Pe11: Audio VERY loud or distorted after export

  Hello.

  Please excuse my bad English. I hope you understand everything.

  Since a few days I use Adobe Premiere elements 11. Still works great, despite the audio after the export of a video.

  When editing, everything is normal. I have set the volume to my tastes. But after export, everything is way to loud and distorted.

  So far I was able to solve the problem with turning down the volume - 30db for the soundtrack and - 15db for the comment.

  Like this, the export is very good. But in the editing window, watching the preview, I don't hear anything. Also if I use the automatic adjustment (Bo = background noise, comment = foreground) everything is distorted even more (although I really want to use this feature, because the workflow would be so much more faster/easier)

  This is not what I expected. It's just a bad workflow. I want to hear/see the final result before exporting it. In addition, the video easily deforms, when beeing adjusted contrast, brightness, etc (also only after export. looks fine in preview). BTW, I do not do before exporting it.

  I'm doing something wrong? How can I solve this problem?

  Camera: Canon T3i (600 d) (full HD 24 p)

  Comment: Vote on Samsung rating 2 (Zoom H1) soon

  Soundtrack: MP3s (high quality)

  I tried export Flash (youtube) and mpeg. No difference.

  I hope you can help me.

  Greetings

  Thanks for your reply.

  That's what I was doing at the end.

  I tried judging with speakers, and headphones. both with the same result.

  before PE11, I edited the same audio in windows movie maker, and I never had problems like that.

  Setting the tone and then by looking at the meter to lower the overall volume.

  I just thought that there was a way, to hear the result before exporting it.

• Transparent video during export

  I'm having a problem with a video, that I am currently working. I have already indexed using keylight 1.2 and it (lossless with alpha) exported for Premiere Pro. During the preview of the video there is no visible bleeding colors even when zoomed in. Once the video is exported in mpeg4 my black shirt to cross at random intervals of background colors. I tried multipule times without effect of regeneration of the keys and I do not think it was the green screen itself because I followed all procedure greenscreen (wall, luminous object, distance from a wall of light. Do I need to rotoscope the shirt? I exported this wrong? Any help would be appreciated. If the images are needed please ask.

  It's just not a very own key - I don't know it seems that it is, but you have to do a little more tweaking on the key. Use matte preview modes in Keylight to ensure that you have a solid (opaque) white (transparent) black for the background and the subject area. Inlay is a lot of work, even on a whim well lit, so use the tools available in the plug-in (and in the host application) to help you. The help file for Keylight is actually one of the more useful user guides I've come across for the plug-in or software; (on Windows), it is located in C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe after effects CS #\Support Files\Plug - ins\Effects\Foundry\docs.

• Always get horizontal lines on video during export to 720 x 480 AVI with "Deinterlace" turned on

  Professional Hello again fine,

  I use 6 first on a Windows 7 computer.

  I always get horizontal lines in my video during export to AVI 720 x 480, even with "Deinterlace" lit.

  I had a doubt on another thread and said robodog2 that it is interlaced with the lines of the file are not displayed when you use a selection of progressive export file...

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/852077

  So I found the box "Deinterlace" via "chronology of export > movie > settings > special treatment > Modify > deinterlace ', but if I have this box checked, I still have horizontal lines.

  Here are the screenshots of the same base video before importing them in at first for an effect reverse, and after I saved the resulting file 720 x 480 AVI... the final file appears with the same horizontal lines if yes or no deinterlacing is checked.

  Lines are more visible when viewing the video in Windows Media Player they appear in these screenshots below... the lines have in fact characteristics of edge in the public eye.  The lines look like an old used TV sometimes when the antenna was not getting good reception.  Also, I am saving successfully the "chronology of export > movie" path with different codecs (this is no longer a file generated from the preview, I was talking about in the previous thread on this)... so I'm sure all the parameters with this version and I get this result with three different codecs, with and without the "Deinterlace" checked... I had the same experience over and over yesterday evening while he was also working with another file.

  No one knows what is the cause?... Please see the pictures below

  Thank you

  digiday

  AVI file of front of record in first -own original 720 x 480, 30 frames per second

  

  After the backup in the first 6

  Horizontal lines showing in this first 6, 720 x 480, 30 fps AVI file

  

  Hi David,

  Yes, I finally solve this problem, based on a chance observation on another forum.  On another forum a guy once mentioned the setting ' NONE FRAME ' in the 'Record Options' in the dialog "Export movie" when I export my movie to an AVI file, as seen in my screen shot below.  Otherwise, I think that setting was failing to "FIRST FRAME ABOVE".

  For the most part, I was getting these terrible horizontal lines when I exported the graphic effects that I created with imported Photoshop layers in my film projects... in these kinds of exports that horizontal lines were much worse and more obvious that if I was just export a project with the actual video that I had imported in my project.

  But still, even with the imported video, as examples of images that I posted on this thread, even in this case I saw the horizontal lines.

  So one guy on another forum said something about "ANY FRAME" setting in my export dialog box.  It relates to something else about deinterlacing it is better for this problem as the "FIRST FRAME SUPERIOR" or "FIRST FRAME BELOW" settings.

  As can be seen in my screenshot below, which is the setting I talk, but I was using the old 6 first of 1999all about, and options in the new versions of first export dialog are different.  The guy on the other forum that mentions that setting, that eventually solved my problem, said that the adjustment did not differ in a newer version of first he used, but I found this setting in my dialog "Export movie" , and that solved the problem.

  It was so simple and I went by so many things to try to solve it, including my files running through other apps to try to pre empt the problem and none of it worked... He just turns out to be THAT simple adjustment "ANY FIELD" and that solved the whole problem.

  First 6 and some newer versions of first, seem to have other problems, such as the creation of an oblong shape, rotation image from a round graph-shaped eggs after importation and applying an effect of rotation, but otherwise, once I realized that the solution of horizontal lines, I did pretty well understand many things in this former first and I got pretty good results.

  Viel Glück!

  

• Matte & low - audio sounding after export

  Hello

  I am editing in Premiere Pro CS4. If you see the images below, it will tell you a little more about the system and the parameters I use. I gave my client a DVD and she complained the audio. I asked him to send me a description of what she was not happy, and she wrote this: "with audio, the sound quality was lost, it was not loud and clear. And the base and the beats were very low. Came out very thud '. Now, I agree with her. One of my fellow editors that uses another system produced a video and immediately I noticed the sound was wonderful. I could feel the base and hear several instruments.

  My original audio peaked like this:

  

  I asked someone what was the best level to set in and he said that he peak at-6. So now my audio picks like this:

  

  After the filing of the complaint, I asked a few more people, and they said that the green audio level should be level 6. So now my audio picks like this:

  

  Now I don't know if the settings above have solved the problem, but at least on the computer, it sounds better.

  It's the Premiere version I use:

  

  This is some info about my computer:

  

  Properties of the file prior to export:

  

  Properties of the file after export:

  

  Project settings:

  

  

  

  Here is my export settings:

  

  

  

  I hope that is enough info and I appreciate all help. Let me know if you need me to gather more information.

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  Now, I agree with her. One of my fellow editors that uses another system produced a video and immediately I noticed the sound was wonderful. I could feel the base and hear several instruments.

  --------------------

  My question is, "How can I get my audio to sound more gutsy (base more, harder,)"

  ------------------------

  you accidentally fall in love with talent?  Is not of the never before seen in the film industry... where criticism becomes something "personal" between the Director / shooter (you) and talent...?

  Perhaps you could get closer?

• Audio can increase/decrease after export

  Hello

  I had put an audioo behind a clip video and reduced the volume of the audio.

  But after export, audio continues to increase n decreases. As, when, in the sound of the video (Audio1) stops for 2-3 seconds, the other audio (Audio2) volume increases, and when the sound of the video (Audio1) increases, the other audio volume (Audio2) decreases.

  Can someone help me?

  Thank you

  It sounds like your playback software is applying some kind of standardization.

• Problems with the Audio after export in Premiere Pro CS3

  I am currently working with Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 and after that I have export my project to an AVI or MPEG (does not seem to matter), you can hear the buzz stirred in the background during the entire video.

  The audio sounds absolutely perfect everything while listening to him itself, it is only after I export it.  This is the first time it happened, I've never had these problems before.

  I tried to turn off multiplexing, I tried MPEG2 vs DVD in multiplexing with no difference.  I tried MPEG vs PCM as audio format, I tried different frequency, different bitrates, constant or Variable and nothing seems to work.  More funny, if I export as a part of the video, the audio seems fine.  It is only if I export the entire video I have that noise of snoring, restless in the background.  I thought that maybe it is just a file in the project which is the cause, but no matter what part of the video I export, it sounds good... I don't understand.

  I have attached an example of my problem in this post... anyone got any ideas?

  To Render & replace, select an Audio Clip and choose (Toolbar) Clip > Audio Options > Render and replace. A new Audio Clip will be created and will replace the Audio Clip selected in the timeline panel.

  Now, there's these Audio Clips of multiplex Audio & video, files or separate the Audio Clips?

  Good luck

  Hunt

• First export bad vs after export own effects

  I encountered this problem many years ago, but since he come running in each version of Premiere Pro, it's time to find a solution.

  Especially what bothers me is that all the videos I export from Premiere CS4 is not as clean as if I exported it in After Effects.

  I had two situations:

  1. I did an animation in After Effects, export the video to loosles to see what it looks like and the video looked very good and very clean.

  I imported the aftereffects composition through dynamic link in Premiere CS4 and put some music on. That I exported the video out of Premiere CS4 with the Media Encoder in some versions of the HQ as DV Pal, .mov, .h264, Targa sequences... and the video was not as clean as that exported directly from After Effects.

  What's wrong? Y at - it a Permira encoder bug? I had this problem also with an earlier version of first.

  2 I shot a movie in HDV format for a company. I edited the material in Premiere CS4 and since I have exported it to 4:3, I reduced the video. So there was more than enough pixels to make the image clean. But after have exported them out of Premiere CS4 the DV PAL, image quality was not clean.

  I imported that the first sequence in After Effects and export the video from there and I had a great and clean looking for PAL DV video.

  Once again. Is there a bug in first encode?

  I like the first, but since I can't get a nice picture out of it as I am planing to go to FinalCut Pro.

  Does anyone have a solution to this problem?

  Thank you very much

  Agetis

  Jim, I exported the animation in the 1. scenario as a progressive video.

  EI Yes but if you use PAL presets and exports in first, you have the default interleaving.