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• EP 14 - menus DVD look at grain-y and poor quality even if the content of actual film seems well

  First Elements 14 - FILM and DVD MENU BURNING

  QUESTION #1: HELP!   I spent days and days trying to figure out why the DVD menus look so grain-y and poor quality even if the content of actual film seems well. I upgraded from 12 to 14 items first thinking that would improve the quality, but no luck.  I made my film with many segments video, titles, etc., fading in and out of the extra audio tracks. It all works very well.

  Then, when I select the Menu move and there the process... and the result... is simply unacceptable. I chose the "Pan and Zoom" model, even if I wanted to use my own background for the main Menu and the following menus images, because it was the only model with 6 thumbnails per page. I downloaded many sizes of different files and resolutions of my background images, thinking that this one would work.  I even found the original "Pan and Zoom". Model PSD files on my hard drive and checked the length of number of pixel and width, more inches in length and width, more DPI.

  Each of my own images (including one I formatted the exact size of the model "Pan and Zoom") looks a lot like pixelated, when I preview the movie... or actually make a DVD in first of 12 elements.  In the first 14 elements, burn a DVD does not even operate.  The disc resulting is not playable on any of my computers or DVD players.  It comes to my QUESTION #2.

  Is it possible to download a few screenshots to help you see what my poor quality menus looks like compared to the high quality film?

  I don't know what is happening with your DVD writer. It could be material, may be a driver, could be another program maintaining Premiere Elements to it. (Nero is famous for this).

  But if your DVD is burning as a file on your hard drive, then the program has done what it can. And you can easily use a free software called ImgBurn to burn DVD files to a disc. (As I noted in my books, this is the way I and a number of other publishers prefer to work for a number of reasons.)

  The program creates a VIDEO_TS folder on your D drive or if she has created an ISO file?

• Alignment page prints of poor quality and fails the test on 4500 G510n alignment

  Windows 7 installed new color and cartridges b & W.

  Open Hp Solution Center - cartridge to align the State indicated

  Cartridge to align selected and a page prints.

  Poor quality. only 3 small red arrows at the top and 4 rows of blue rectangles on background.

  Place this page in reverse on the press and the OK scanner glass.

  Scan the product and the message on the window of the printer "alignment Page not detected."

  Error message in the solution Center "alignment failed".

  I tried several times to cleaning cartridges. Tried the alignment several times page reprint. The same problem.

  Hello Sugarlew,

  It can be several things, the origin of the problem you are experiencing. Here is the troubleshooting article that solves the problem you are experiencing. One of the steps should help resolve the problem.

  A "alignment page not detected ' or"Alignment failed"Error Message is displayed on the control panel"

• How to improve the poor quality when importing the .mts files?

  Hey there,

  This is my problem in a few words: I did the sequence with Canon camcorder, not course specifications about but I could dig them out if necessary. Files/clips are in format .mts and are so open bearable quality on my Windows PC.

  However, when I import them into Adobe Premiere Pro (trial version), they lose spectacular quality, can stop at any second, but more important-, they are all "wavy", with almost scratches on the screen, so the resolution suffers a lot. This can be seen in the Timleine, and it's the same when you export.

  When I create a new sequence, there are options to choose the parameters - maybe this could help? Also, maybe I need to indicate some specific settings during export.

  Sound is OK, though the same as in the source video.

  Thank you, any advice/guess will be highly appreciated!

  Kateryna.

  I meant this option:

  

• Poor quality of the sound in the timeline and export; very well in the Source?

  Hi all.

  Newbie-Pr but experienced pro audio digital. I am confused and I know I am missing just something somewhere.

  I made a video for one of my songs. The graphics are quite (in AE), imported Pr and everything what is superb. I import the final audio mix and it sounds very poor quality when played the chronology and the final output, regardless of the format (I tried several presets and custom as well settings). I played a bit and noticed that the audio sounds fine when played in the Source window inside the Prime Minister.

  The session of Pr is comrised of 18 video tracks (not all playing at the same time, of course) and a stereo audio track.

  I tried to re - export audio from logic to depths of different bits, sampling frequencies and formats of file (mp3, wav, AAC, etc.) but the results are the same each time: Source (Pr) sounds very good, logic output sounds very well made / reading of the timeline looks very bad quality mp3 and produces final sounds just as bad.

  I tried everything I can think of. I hope one of you can show me what I'm missing.

  TIA!

  Mark

  First Pro CC

  Processor 2 x 2.8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon

  Memory 8 GB 800 MHz DDR2 FB-DIMM

  Graphics  ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT 256 MB

  Software  OS X 10.9.1 (B 13, 42)

  Thanks for the reply!

  I lived the same results, no matter what I used the export settings. In addition, the poor quality of the sound was present in the timeline itself, without even exporting the project.

  Finally, I lifted my hands, has launched a completely new project, the same audio file in drugs... sounded good. Copied / pasted the video clips in the project original, broken and boom, everything is fixed. Yes, corrupted file Pr, it turns out. All I had to do was start a new project and import all the old components.

  I had to do that in logic a lot (more and more these days). I wish just that I had tried 10 hours earlier! HA.

  Anyway, problem solved and many thanks!

• Firefox opens the flash of good size and poor quality content.

  I have fixed the content flash (virtual tour) in size 800 x 600. There is a script that opens the content in a new window, but Mozilla opens just a cropped part of it. Even after optimizing content, flash remains always cropped. There is also a problem with the images within the content because they are played in low quality. Other browsers do not have this problem and also screens with higher resolution (desktop computers) display properly on Mozilla.
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  This could happen if your zoom level for the site is reduced from the default value. The reason is that Firefox uses the zoom level to enlarge or reduce the space for the Flash, but Flash itself content has a fixed size and is not larger or smaller to fill the space.

  I'm not a Flash developer, so it may be nothing, but what happens if you comment this setting:

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  I assumed that the risk that the scale may be hideous...

• How to decrease the size of the PDF file without reducing the quality and links?

  How to decrease the size of the PDF file without reducing the quality and links?

  Michael and Phil,

  Your ability to reduce the file without diminishing its quality depends on the quality required for their intended use. If these are intended for viewing on screen, then high resolution pictures can be re sampled or changing the resolution without real change is the quality, as long as the user can say. Number of files use subsets of fonts or the incorporations of fonts. Sometimes you can remove subsets of fonts or embedding the fonts if the font will be on the user's system. Subsets of fonts can save space, but if the pdf is a result of several different sources, desincorporation policies and incorporating a copy of the policy can save space.

  Honestly, the size of 2 MB file is not the problem it once was. However, maybe the pdf not by e-mail at all. There are players on a server as well as a link sent to each user.

• Reduce the size of the pdf while maintaining image quality

  Hello

  I have 5 pages in PDF of very hi res images - one of the images is a full page.  I need to shrink down so I can send it to people.

  The size of the original file is 60 MB.  When I use the option ' save under / optimized pdf "it it narrows up to 1.5 MB.  To small size the images seem very pixelated... and the text on some pages (especially the italicized text) sounds really weird.  I think there must be a happy medium... a size I can always email but looks better?

  I tried messing around with the options, but I can't seem to cut more than 1.5 MB!  There seems to be 60 or 1.5 MB... not between the two.

  Can anyone throw any light on this for me please?

  Thank you!!

  Just change your optimization under the Graphics tab options. With 60 MB of graphics, do not wait the results to be great when downsample you, but you have a little left of the Hall with 1.5 MB. You could try to reduce the colors (not 24 million) or using lossy compression, if they are available. I have to go to the screen to see what options are available.

• Reduce the size of the Photo file

  How can I reduce the size of TIFF picture files below 20 MB

  Export to JPEG

  Or of cultures

  or export with smaller dimensions in pixels

  The reason why you use a TR TIFF not compressed, so there is no loss of data - so it is very broad - must either compressed (JPEG format for example) where there are some (very minor I you use low compression - high quality) or delete some data in order to reduce its size

  LN

• How to reduce the size of the records Quicktime file?

  On my Mac, they take as much space as 1 GB for a film record or a screen for 2 minutes.

  iPad records take up much less space and are of a higher quality.

  Anyone know how to reduce the size of the file, or at least tell me why they use so much space? I have only 128 GB.

  A big thank you to you all, good people.

  I don't see that you can export out of other than QT. MOV

  but you can use an external converter

  While it is mainly used to convert video files to DVD it will also convert video files.

  https://handbrake.fr

• How to reduce the size of a photo of 6 MB to 800ko?

  I would like to be able to reduce the size of a photo in Photo Mac or Photoscape 6 MB to 800 KB. Before I could do this in Picasa when I exported photo.

  If change you a file standard .jpg you can reduce 'quality' option to reduce his smaller size. You can use the shareware, GraphicConverter for this application. You may also be able to do in the Photos when you export the image. Overview, may be able too, but I have not used for this purpose.

• How do I reduce/compress size of the PDF file of the scanned document - HP Photosmart Premium

  I scanned a 12 page document (with graphics very little) black and white at 150 dpi. He was still 1.68 mb. At this low dpi the degraded reviewed document - low quality. I've seen high-quality grayscale pdf whose size is very low. When I scanned it this same document in color at 300 dpi it was a wopping 8 mb, but at least the document is readable. Any suggestions on how to get a 12 page document less than 1 MB with a decent quality?

  Do not change anything with resolution.

  After you select Scan to PDF, click on the Advanced Option. Here, in the new window that opens at the top you can see as selected PDF. Next to the 'Options' button will be there. Click it and a cursor will appear. It will be at its maximum. If you need to move the cursor to a minimum or more like that and click OK, try parsing.

  This will reduce the size of the file.

• MS Movie Maker has the particularity to reduce the size of the mpg clips

  I have XP.  If I need to reduce the size of clips in mpg for electronic mail, Movie Maker is the way to go, or is there a better way?

  I have XP.  If I need to reduce the size of clips in mpg for electronic mail, Movie Maker is the way to go, or is there a better way?

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  Movie Maker has problems of compatibility with MPG files.
  The files must be converted to the. WMV
  format before importing.

  The problem is... when Movie Maker compresses a
  video file for email... the video resolution (quality)
  may suffer severely.

  I suggest an alternative to conversion and
  compression would be to download the. MPG as it should
  a site like SendSpace. Then send the download link
  to your recipients and they can copy the file to their
  Office and visualize it in the best quality.

  "SendSpace.
  http://www.sendspace.com/

  It's very simple on SendSpace site the following...
  the steps are all you need to do.

  On the left, click on the Browse button and it will open a window
  allows you to access the files on your hard drive.

  Navigate to the folder your videos are in, and select one.

  On the left, click on the download button.

  Wait for the file to download...

  When the download link appears... left click copy
  button. (this will copy the link in your Windows Clipboard)

  Paste the link in an e-mail message to your recipients.

  When the recipient goes on the site.

  There are several download buttons but ignore them
  and scroll down slightly and left click the "blue": text

  > "Click here to start the download from sendspace.

  Save the file to the desktop.

  Double left click the video file to view in Windows Media Player.

• How to reduce the size of the file

  I am trying to efax a file and it says the file is too large.  is there a way to reduce the size of the file?

  Depending on the type of file, it may be possible to compress but I don't know if it will work with an efax (but I guess it's worth a try).  Here's how: http://maximumpcguides.com/windows-vista/compress-and-uncompress-a-folder-or-file-in-windows-vista/.

  Another option also according to the type of file is to convert the file to a different file type which takes less space (such as the conversion of a TIFF file in a JPG file).  It isn't exactly the same thing (the image quality is not quite as good, but rarely can anyone tell the difference.

  Another option is to split the file into several separate files that are small enough to work and send them separately and ask the recipient to back move or treat the separate transmissions if it's just a matter of sending a few pages at a time instead of all of them at once.

  These are really the only ways to resolve the problem (other than to find another e-fax provider that accepts larger files).

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Reduce the size of the video

  How can I reduce a video KB 3.54, to send it as an attachment in an e-mail?  When I tried the message says it is great!

  I don't really know what size it should be.

  Wow - a video of 272 MB and you want to make small enough to send via e-mail...

  You will have to deal with your e-mail server/service and the maximum file size attachment that they will allow.  You will have to deal with servers/services of intermediate messaging as well as their limits as your file made its way to the intended recipients.  You will have to deal with the final or the recipients mail servers/services and their limits as your file arrives.

  A better discussion about this can be found here:
  http://www.Outlook-apps.com/maximum-email-size/

  ... and although the limits are no longer necessarily accurate, gives you a sense of reality.

  Given all that, probably you should reduce this file of two hundred and sixty - two megabytes (272 MB) to about ten to twenty-five megabytes (10 to 25 MB) - a reduction of at least 91%.  The quality that would be lost to this reduction is ridiculous.  ;-)

  Better you use something like OneDrive or Google or Google Reader + or an array of other freebies web sharing...  Of course, what you use will depend on greatly which explains that you have online and/or which accounts you want to create.  ;-)

  http://www.7tutorials.com/how-share-files-and-folders-using-onedrive-website

  http://static.googleusercontent.com/media/www.Google.com/en/us/support/enterprise/static/Gapps/LearningCenter/apps-in-action-share-videos-using-Google-drive.PDF

  Other sharing - class services or review:
  http://www.PCAdvisor.co.UK/Test-Centre/Internet/3506734/best-cloud-storage-dropbox-Google-drive-onedrive-icloud/

  What I'm saying is: it is better NOT to reduce these things in most cases, share them * being *.  Of course - there are dozens of ways likely to reduce the size of this video-based video codecs today, resolution, etc. - but without this information too - is somewhat a shot in the water and there would be a loss of quality to the level that you need to reduce these things in order to guarantee delivery by e-mail directly.  ;-)