Low quality exports as .wmv files

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• Video very well in the first, low quality exports

  Please forgive me for looking stupid, but I have played with the settings, read tutorials, travelled forums, and nothing seems to help me understand my problem.

  I use Adobe first CS5.5

  I import my video as follows.

  Capture HDV, HDV 1080 p 30 (default) format (settings tab I Timebase of 29.97, the pixel looks HD 1080 anamorphic (1.333), the display is 30 fps timecode offset.

  When I change my video (I use a filter of chromakey to remove the green screen, a non red filter to clean the Green edges and a color balance filter)

  and I'm ready to export, I use these settings:

  Microsoft AVI format (output of synthetic C:\Video\filename.avi, 720 x 480, 29.97 FPS, it is said below, quality 100, then some audio info.)

  The video codec, DV NTSC, Aspect is D1/DV NTSC wide screen 16:9, make Max Depth is checked, use Max rendering quality is also checked.

  One of these settings cause me to get videos of extremely reduced quality? They play back in first fine, that's when I export they lose quality, so I think something is off. My boss put in place export settings, as he said he knew what he was doing. Maybe it is, I don't know, I just need some advice. I have a deadline to get videos made and I'm rendereing running time, visualization, possibilities of project with different parameters.

  All opinions are appreciated.

  There is no need to export to anyone until you know the public target. For example, when find you what you need settings online, DIRECT export to that of the original sequence. Adobe Media Encoder has a "YouTube Widescreen HD" under "H.264" preset and it will do a good job in 720 p for example online. Or the export to DVD, or something else, but always in the original sequence.

  If you just want to "check in" a copy of the complete edition, you have a few options. Excellent quality can be obtained by using the "Lagarith" codec, available for free download. It is not "uncompressed", but produces larger files. Very good for creating a "master" folder appropriate for archiving or later a re-issue. About quality of encoding "lossless." Not for delivery.

  You can also put in place a high-quality MPEG-2 profile to save a master copy. See here - http://www.precomposed.com/blog/2009/07/hd-to-sd-dvd-best-methods/

  Download presets for SOUL - Adobe Media Encoder CS4 presets for 100 Mbit / s MPEG - 2 I - frame 4:2:2

  Use one of these profiles to match your source footage-

  Once you download and extract to any folder, just select MPEG2 as output in the SOUL format, click the import a preset, select the preset download file that corresponds to your source footage. (Excerpt from the precomposed site)

  I hope it's useful for you

  Jeff Pulera

  Safe Harbor computers

  PS - "Max rendering quality" does not change the size of the exported file. Recommended to use this parameter when downconverting (export a smaller image size - 1080 to 720 or HD to SD). It does a better job with top-down quality.

• Problems with WMV files in first

  Hello

  I searched first but did not find my problem or very old debates came.

  Basically, I recorded some tutorials screen captured with Microsoft Expression.  Since I use the free version when I finished my only option is to export a WMV file.  It won't let me choose MP4 for example.

  In any case I exported light enough files to Expression, 10,000s Kbps, 29.97 fps.  Altogether, I'm talking only about 243 MB of images.

  These files read perfect in Windows Media Player and completely aweful in first Pro CC.  This is on a Dell 7600 Nvidia Maximus configuration with reading of mercury CUDA enabled.  He has to fly with only one video track playback.  On other projects that I used DSLR 1080 p footage with linked AE comp in the timeline with heavy effects and I could still read in real time.

  Currently, I realized a proxy file so that I can actually work and see the images to reproduce.  In general, my render times are great, but with the WMV files, it's terrible.  It will take 4.5 hours 22 minutes of video just to make.  No AE comp crazy or something like that.

  So all I can do to fix this?  I see me do more of these in the future and this workflow is terrible and a huge waste of time.  It is has got to be a better option.

  Thank you!

  Rich

  Well, it's an extra step, but using Movie Maker to create a MP4 high quality is the best option.  It took about 10 minutes to create instead of 6 hours what took Adobe Media Encoder.  Once, I got a MP4 first cleaned through the video as it should.

  For reference, I used Movie Maker "for the high-definition display" preset.  This creates a 1920 x 1080, 29.97, 24000 Kbps, MP4.

  Thanks for the replies!

• Export from Adobe Premiere CS4 - out of low quality/pixelated WMV

  Export WMV (Windows Media Video) from Adobe Premiere CS4 (via Adobe Media Encoder CS4) gives a very low quality/pixelated output (especially when there is text in the video). I use the following settings:

  
  Video Codec: Windows Media 9
  Pass encoding: 2
  Bitrate Mode: Variable unconstrained

  Width of the frame: 1024
  Frame height: 576

  (* Same as source)

  Format of the pixels: Square pixels (1.0)

  Decoder complexity: Auto
  Keyframe interval: 5
  Average of Bitrate of the video: 5000

  
  I used the EXACT same settings in Adobe Premiere CS3 and the quality is absolutely perfect. (See the comparison example attached)

  Any ideas what may be the problem?

  Thank you

  FAS

  Try gradual (no frame) in the settings of your sequence.

• Why WMV file loses the export as WMV quality?

  I imported a WMV file into Premiere Pro CS4 and, without edit, choose Media export to print in WMV 9 format. If the file is two-and-a-half times larger, it is blurred to look at compared to the original sharp. (No audio data is involved, just straight video.)

  The input format is 800 x 600, and that's what I selected for the output. No matter if I choose NTSC or PAL, the result is the same.

  No idea why this is so?

  Here is a link to a workflow of Camtasia ARTICLE that could be useful.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Bad file? Downloaded HERE file turns out be filled with low-quality bitmap

  Hi all

  This afternoon, I bought and downloaded a file HAVE (file number 104048928), which turned out to be filled with a bitmap pixelish of low quality that cannot be changed in any way. Does anyone know how such a bizarre thing can happen, and what should I do now? It's really one of the strangest things that ever happened to me...

  Hi Jacob,

  I can't edit the title either, it seems to be part of the colorful picture. I'm going to make the picture of our content manager, and I gave you a license for the image credit. We apologize for the inconvenience.

  EBQ

• Define the quality of compression for individual images to export a PDF file?

  When is export a PDF in the ID file, you are given an option to downsample and compress images. My problem is, I want to compress images more than others. For example, a photo in the paper could be much more than a sous-echantillonnees png logo. Of course, I could go and pre-sous - sample each image to the right size in photoshop, but it may involve sort of. Is there a way I could exclude at least one particular image of compression?

  Hi Graham,

  If this is all for a PDF file, which should be light for web downloads and not for print jobs we can do the following:

  1. export a PDF file with different settings Downsample

  2 merge PDFs with Acrobat Pro

  Using the functionality of layers:
  A. import as layer
  B. flatten layers

  To get the different resolutions of individual images, configure the images that you do not want to see with a separate export for re - print.

  If this idea will work or not work depends on the structure of your page layout. And it might be a little automated through scripts. The extent of automation can be low or high. If images that shouldn't be downsampled can be identified by certain rules, legal regimes may or other means such as styles of object applied to the container used frames per etc., it could be high. And also individual export can be done by the script.

  Kind regards
  Uwe

• How to get previews of lower quality when working with Full-HD?

  I work with Full-HD video, but I don't have to preview the files (rendering) to be too the 1920 x 1080. It takes a lot of disk space and a lot of time to make the preview files.

  Is it possible to ensure a lower quality? For example, resolution 720 x 405 would be sufficient.

  But when I want to make a permanent export, I need to get the Full HD video.

  Thank you!

  Use a custom sequence and change previews as you wish.

• Made final video is low quality and too bright

  Here is the link to my original video clip, the video clip in the project and the final copy made everything on my monitor at the same time:

  http://i157.Photobucket.com/albums/T63/shadon1nja/FixingRenderQuality_zps124306a5.PNG

  Here is the text of each video when enlarged projected:

  http://i157.Photobucket.com/albums/T63/shadon1nja/RenderText_zpsd1240701.PNG

  The obtained downsised image that makes it harder to see the question, but here are the largest part of the computer:

  The final copy is lower quality and way too bright. Noticibly too bright. Own obscurities turn into rough gray, and the quality is noticibly smaller as well. I checked the "use maximum render quality" and I tried to exportiing in AVI and MP4, and nothing is set. Any ideas?

  First, what type of file do you need?  If you are looking for the lossless quality then I suggest to export a file with Animation codec quicktime or some other lossless codec.  However, these types of files are huge and that they could not read on your desktop.  But if you go just to put this video on the internet, when you're finished with it then I would suggest starting with one of the Youtube or Vimeo H.264 presets and modify it to match your clip.  It is still not as good as the original, but you can't expect miracles when you work in SD and in exporting to H.264 format, which is a codec very first.  If you want to try to export Quicktime or AVI without loss, and then change the settings so that they get something like this:

  

• WMV file blocking my first pro

  I know that all the limitations of the wmv files in terms of editing and quality.

  However, I need this one little clip that is be a WMV. file. (only 15 MB)

  When I import it, it blocks my first pro.

  all ideas

  The reading is very different, as the edition. When reading, the reader has to decode the file, whereas with the edition, the NLE to first decode the file, and then create just an internal "proxey' to view, while it takes 'notes' on what you want to do with the data in the original file, export.

  The Adobe programs are very picky when it comes to assets that interfere. Header information of files must be written correctly, and all aspects of the file must be created with the specifications. This format.

  It is not uncommon to have PS gag on a JPEG to another program, but see other less strict programs, very well open it. With the AV files, it is also common to have VLC play it fine, where WMP and others just can't do. I use VLC or MediaPlayer Classic for most, and the two have VERY lenient, but they saw several files that plays very well in one, but the other crash.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Export of smaller files?

  Hello, could someone give me a point in the right direction?

  Ideally, I would like to be able to take my digital camera (very amateur) video files and make them shorter, so all the boring parts are cut and have the file that results as of similar size and quality as possible to the original. May I use the tools badly completely - any help would be appreciated.

  
  I take with my camera Samsung Digimax L85 video files, that load on my computer as small, fairly low quality. View. When I try to edit in Adobe Premiere Pro CS4, export files are much larger (up to 100 x greater, depending on codec) or of very poor quality. I heard that there is no way around it by exporting, sincem I'm compressing already compressed sequences. But I just ache to believe that the quality of the video files from my digital camera little shit really can't be duplicated (more or less) by first exporting.

  I heard that the h264 codec is the best bet for the quality to size ratio. But trying to export this way gives me a very nervous motion. Is there a way to get smoother motion? More I put the 'keyframe distance' option, the more the nervousness goes far - at the expense of the extreme image quality. Do you have any suggestions?

  
  Thank you
  
  Laws

  Can you help me to understand what the original type is?

  G-Spot will show you information about your files.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• My iMovie 10.1.1 ceased to export to a file in .mp4 format. It will only export as .mov. Why is this happening?

  For the past two weeks my iMovie exports a .mov file when I export as a file. He worked many years to date. Any ideas?

  If you export using the res pro option you will get .mov. Other options (low, medium, high) give mp4.

• Windows Movie Maker 6.0 - release issues - VCD of low quality

  I recently published a project (audio and images only) directly on a CD of Movie Maker 6.0.  the quality of playback on Media Player is very good.  Unfortunately this CD can only be played back on a PC.

  When I publish the same project as an AVI or WMV file and then burn a VCD with Nero, the quality of play on the DVD player is much worse.  What I can do about the decline in the quality?

  Thanks for the quick response.  I'll check PhotoStory next time around.

  In the meantime, I downloaded the 1024 X 768 WMV9 profile on the website of PapaJohn and saved to C:\Program Movie Maker\Shared\Profiles (after creating a file of profiles).   Unfortunately Movie Maker still does not show this new profile under the list down when published to the computer.

  Any suggestions on how to get the program to see the new file PRX?

  I also downloaded the Encoder 4 Expressions but have not been able to figure out how to open the custom profile for a glance.  I don't think that it is important unless I was planning on editing the file.

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  Just a thought... after the publication of your project to the WMV format...
  what the resolution when seen in Windows Media Player?
  If this sounds better than the version on your VCD... the problem
  may be associated with your Nero software.

  Sorry, I don't know why the profile is not available... should be
  appear in the drop down menu as: "show-1024x768WMV9".

  That's right, Windows Media Encoder only would be useful
  for editing the .prx profile or create a new one.

  Expression Encoder is a more recent version of Windows Media Encoder...
  If you want to try to create profiles of... try downloading the older
  version at the following link:

  Direct Download Link:
  http://www.free-codecs.com/download_soft.php?d=571&s=327

  Once installed, go to... Programs / Windows Media / utilities /.
  Windows Media Profile Editor

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Windows Movie Maker - convert wmv files

  How to convert windows movie maker files wmv files

  How to convert windows movie maker files wmv files

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  Project Windows Movie Maker .mswmm files are you referring?

  To publish (save your project .mswmm to .wmv format files)...
  See the following articles:

  Windows Vista-
  Publish a movie in
  Windows Movie Maker
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/publish-a-movie-in-Windows-Movie-Maker

  Movie Maker Vista-
  Quality profiles / editions
  http://www.Papajohn.org/Vista-publishing.html

  John Inzer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• the first Adobe elements corrupts the WMV files

  Running Windows 7.

  When you import WMV files into Adobe first Elements 4.0, half top of the image is black.

  Adobe is reported as a problem with Windows XP and suggests to remove some updates.

  But whence this permission Windows 7 users?  Adobe is silent on this issue.

  Adobe has a KB on this issue on Windows 7 and Windows XP.

  After you apply the improvement kb2834904 kb2803821 Windows 7 or XP, WMV files imported into Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe Premiere Elements, or After Effects look damaged on the screen. For example, they appear as a video half frame on import.

  Similarly, videos exported out of these products as WMV files appear corrupt.
  Source URL: http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/kb/wmv-files-corrupted-import-or.html
  That covers it.