Poor video quality after export

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• 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.

• 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.

• Poor video quality on M40X

  Toshiba M40x, I've installed quicktime, but the video quality is still poor in best mode. How this can be improved.

  Hello

  And what video you mean? If I watch TV online video is poor but nothing for this.

  Be more specific in your request.

• Live messenger activation causes poor video quality

  Whenever I have activate Live messenger (Windows xp, version 2009, Build 14.0.8117.416) my monitor turns off completely. After a few seconds the video links and this is horrible. Right-click on a zone empty of my desktop and go to properties, a time I'm on the view tab, I see that my video quality went to 8-bit, low. I can use the drop-down list box and select 32 - bit and 'ok', and my video quality goes back to normal. However, whenever I click on a link in live messenger, or select an option Menu tab in live messenger that my video goes back to 8 bits.  What's worse, is that my Messenger friend sent me a video link 'you tube '. By clicking on the link caused my video problem to cycles in the horrible back 8-bit to 32-bit normal. Every few seconds, the screen goes white and back, it is the other video quality.  Previously, I was able to have video conversations with my friend, but now we have problems (she can see and hear me, I can't hear him). I also noticed that the 'video', and the point of 'Photo' of the bar menu is grayed out. Live messenger does not show even I have a webcam, although this option is selected.  Why do I have all this trouble with live messenger. It started a few months ago.   Oh, one last thing... When I close Live Messenger, my video quality returns to normal as if nothing happened.

  Hi DavidSrams,

  1. did you of recent changes on the computer?

  2 when was the last time it was working fine?

  Method 1

  I suggest that reduce you the hardware acceleration on your computer and check if it helps.

  (a) click Start, click run, type desk.cpl, and then click OK.

  (b) click on the settings tab and then click Advanced.

  (c) in the performance tab or on the Troubleshooting tab, move the Hardware Acceleration all the way to the right ( Full position).

  (d) click OKand then click close.

  (e) If you are prompted to restart your computer, click Yes.

  Method 2

  If the previous step fails then I suggest that you install the updated drivers for the graphics card on the computer by visiting adapter manufacturer's Web site to download and install the drivers, check if it helps.

  How to manage devices in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/283658

  For further assistance, you can post your request in the forums of Windows live.

  http://www.windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?ProductID=1

• Poor video quality using windows 7 "play to" with DLNA Sony Bravia KDL-40EX700

  When I use the option "play to" in windows media player 12, everything works but the video streams on tv is of very poor quality!

  Most of the time the video is not yet play full screen. When I first set all and used television to find the video file, it played in the perfect resolution and quality, but now it does not matter if I have the video on the TV or choose play... two ways I get bad video quality.

  Are there settings for the streaming video quality in windows 7? I have the current firmware for tv update and tried on two different computers with the same bad results.

  What can I do to fix this?

  Mr. Goetz,

  There is nothing wrong with the drivers of your graphics card. The TV is one that makes the video file not the graphics card on your PC. The reason you have a bad video quality is the limited support of the multimedia formats that is supported by your TV. Generally, Sony's Bravia TVs have a limited set of media formats supported and for this reason, most of the time that the Play and Win7 will send transcoded versions of the video on television. Usually, the way Play works is the following:

  -Play questions the TV for supported media formats

  -If the TV supports the type of media you're trying to make, the Play sends native data flow to the TV. The quality will be provided by your video file.

  -If the TV does not support the native format, the Win7 also offers versions of the same video file transcoded: MPEG-2 and WMV for versions.

  -Play preffers to make reading possible at any time so he will choose a transcoded version if the native format is not supported. DLNA mandates support for MPEG NTSC or PAL MPEG formats, so this will be the common denominator.

  I tested several Sony's Bravia televisions in the last years of the development of Play, and several times reading transcoded. I guess that this is the case for you as well. Unfortunately, nothing you can do, unless Sony decides to support your media file nativelly. To make things worse, the qulity of the transcoded version depends very much on the quality of native files (win7 transcode in a lower resolution than the native.) It will be not high-end). If the native file is HD content, the resolution of transcoded stream will be pretty good for a TV 40 ". If the stream resolution is SD or smaller than (usually flows that can be downloaded on BitTorrent), resolution transcoded will be less than that. On a big TV screen, it will be stretched and the quality will be very poor. More the native file resolution and the resolution of the TV, the bad will be your experience.

  Therefore, could you please tell me what is your multimedia file type?

  Hope this helps

  Thank you very much

  CCazang@MSFT

• Terrible video quality after drag / drop my PrPro sequence in yet

  Hello

  I loaded my sequence in still directly from PrPro dragging from PrPro and the applicant in yet.

  Now that the sequence is loaded correctly on the timeline.

  However, when I play back the video quality is incredibly jerky, with clumps of pixelation.

  It looks like somehow my in PrPro default export settings may have been set to "Preview file" which is weird because I unchecked that box in my export Panel.

  Here is a screenshot.

  

  I'm puzzled.  My format being by default 'Preview' in the upper part of this relevant export settings window, even if I slipped and fell from the entire sequence of PrPro?

  I tried to see if somehow my Viewer settings have been very low resolution, but can not verify that no way of checking.

  My images as it is now may never be burned to a dvd, it's far too pixelated and herky jerky.

  Any thoughts?

  I'm downconverting from 1920 x 1080 to def standard for video.  But this seems really horrible artifacts.

  Thank you!

  Matt Dubuque

  Hey Matt.  Since then, it seems that still take account add pulldown for you, just put in the export of the real HD movie you and still let the downconvert & encoding.  Make your export out first in some codec and the size you were sharp in the sense.  It would be called export > current settings in FCP, so it of probably something like that, or choose the approriate one.

  I always bring in my video and audio separately (already dvd or bluray compatible), but if you don't want to go that route, you might bring a file that contains the video and audio, and still be configured properly in a timeline.

• Poor video quality in Skype [Huawei Ascend P1]

  Hey there.

  I tried to share the video with my contact on Skype with Android, but my contacts have indicated that the quality of the video was very bad - as 240 p. I have the setting video quality in Skype my phone. Unit is Full HD phone.

  My Internet on mobile is mobile 2 M / 0. 5. unlimited m. Be better to download to transfer high video on Skype?

  Thank you.

  Hello hpguru, with Skype for Android 4.4, I wanted to say "Skype for Android ' 4.4 or" Skype 4.4 "for Android, just so the version of the app Skype Android OS version 4.2.2 is fully supported by Skype.» Please try our latest application available on the store.

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• Satellite P100 - 10 p: poor video quality with 3rd site nVidia Driver

  I have a satellite P100 - 10 p (PSPAGE) with 7900 GS and when I install the new drivers from laptopvideo2go.com video quality (163.76) of all films is bad.

  The image is rasterized with each media player (VLC, MPC...) and screen sometimes "POPs" for a second.

  Everything goes very well with 84,00 Toshiba drivers but I can not play games like BIoshock and Stranglehold with this driver.

  Help, please.
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  Hey Drago

  It's a very bad situation. Toshiba with each laptop must product offering functional and because of who offer tested drivers. These drivers are suitable for each laptop model and also have the function of protection. This means that the graphics card will not forced to run at the highest level.

  As you can see with the original driver you have problems, play games. For me this is nothing unusual for laptops. Problem is that all of the updated drivers the only are not supported and tested by the manufacturer of the laptop. I recommend you to use tested driver Toshiba. In the end maybe you must compromise between game and watch movies.

  By the way: original DVD movies are also so bad while you use pre-installed WinDVD?

• Shaky video, less quality after exporting

  Hi all!

  
  Today I tried to record a video 2 Euro truck Simulator and after that a video Sniper Elite V2 with Fraps. Become output files. AVI files.

  It seemed perfect when I looked at the raw images, as well as when I edited and he saw in the preview window of first Pro CS5. Im running there own, so I have nothing added to it.

  Im running on Windows 8.
  

  However, when I exported it, it started getting a little fragile get a pretty big loss of quality as well as the black borders, appearing in the video that I corrected in the preview/editing.

  If anyone can help me, I would appreciate it. I have googled and looked at all the results that I found and nothing helped. I think that its my third or fourth attempt on export and still not right now and it's first video EVER to do so, which is abit weird.

  My export settings:

  Video settings:

  NTSC

  1920 x 1080 (if it's important, when I recorded it I recorded on my screen 1440 x 900)

  59,94 frames per second

  Out interlaced

  Target of 12.00

  Mbps max 18,00

  1 Pass VBR

  Format of the pixels: screen 16:9 wide

  Profile: high

  Audio settings:

  AAFC

  192 Kbps

  48 kHz

  Stereo

  Audio quality: high

  Example on earthquakes and the loss of quality: Euro Truck Simulator 2 | Peterbilt 389 | Logitech G27. -YouTube

  [UPDATE ON THE ISSUE]

  So I experimented a little more with it, and I discovered that the jump is MORE THERE when I'm using Adobe After Effects to make it. It also means somethings wrong in the first, but this means I have to find a rendering template that works with After Effects. If im going to do about 1.5 GB / minute of the cast, this video will just become very large.

  I have a friend who uses the AE and can therefore probably help me with it, but if anyone has good models for her, I'll appreciate that. Problem solved, but current test autour with parameters. In any case, thanks for the help, in one way or another everyone so far!

  [SOLVED]

  It is confirmed. Although I can't use first more until I have find the number that I can change it if I want to by the intermediary of which import to After effects, make, throw it in Adobe media encoder, and we got a final product!

• Poor video quality on DVD created by still

  I use Premiere Pro CS6 for editing of video clips in 1280 x 720. I linked the first sequences to still and created the DVD in Encore. I did not flow sequences Media Encoder first but, rather, leave everything still manage transcoding and compression.

  The first video is superb. The video during preview in Encore looks great. But the quality of the video when it is burned on a DVD is ugly. I think that video on the DVD is only standard definition, but the text is still blurry and images are picky and serrated, more than I expected. Is there something else I should do first or to ensure a higher quality DVD?

  Thank you

  Dan

  In case someone else has the same problem and is reading this post, I'll post my solution:

  I tried pretty much all possible combinations. One that works the best for me was to export the first sequences in Media Encoder format MPEG-2 DVD, and with default values for NTSC progressive screen wide high quality.

  However, what struck me most surprised is that, although the video was not good on my computer, it seemed still quite poor light with my DVD on my HD TV.   However, my equipment (TV and DVD) is about 9 years old.  When I played the DVD on DVD player for my daughter and the HDTV, which they bought last year alone, I've seen a dramatic improvement in quality.  Same DVD, just different equipment. Apparently, on older equipment, algorithms that upscale the SD video on a DVD to play on a HDTV are not as good as they are on the latest equipment. At least that's my opinion on the matter.

  So, if you are having quality issues with your DVD try my settings and don't forget to play on newer equipment.

• Poor video quality once uploaded to youtube.

  So... i save my videos with dxtory, then change them with sequels, and then export with media encoder on the highest settings with h264 mp4. They have clear air on my computer, but when the downloaded YouTube they look terrible! on 480 p, it looks like 240 p. I tried different formats and codecs quicktime, DNxHD ect. but still the same thing. I have also tried different bitrates but still the same thing... I tried to put my video format WebM with vp9 codec, but still the same thing... I tried to solve this problem for months...

  Here is the short clip of my edit

  www.YouTube.com/watch?v=VxGq2aSQxiI

  If you don't stop it on 0:08 you can see the buildings in the back so blurry.

  Here is another clip with no appearance of editing.it better but still really bad

  www.YouTube.com/watch?v=4bbw96PoEzo

  I just don't understand it... many people get much better without any problems! even if they make their videos on bad parameters they look even better than the example of mine.for this video.it looks really, really good even in 480p.and even if there is a lot of movement, it is not blurred

  www.YouTube.com/watch?v=ZIqicCSv5kY

  Also, I realized that if you open the "stats for nerds" box on youtube.i see that youtube has this video encoded with WebM vp9, but if you look at my vacuum it't encoded with video/mp4; codecs = "avc1.4d401f."

  Then. is there a way I can force youtube to encode with vp9 codec? When I downloaded my video with vp9 on format WebM codec, it got still encoded with video/mp4; codecs = "avc1.4d401f"

  
  

  
  

  Please help me.i really want to solve this problem and to start making videos.

  First of all, I must say: I was download YouTube videos for years and not looking bad at all. YouTube tends to be a bit on the aggressive side when they re - encode the videos, and so everything gets compressed and reduced fuzzy blocks to one degree or another. Your first video looks about as good in terms of quality as the latest example that you connected.

  The only advice I can give are:

  • Best entry will give you the best output. Given that YouTube is re-encoding anything you give them, it is best to give the best, you can give. In this way, the quality reduction will be a small as possible. Encoding and upload to achieve a flow that it is possible. Make sure that your output is constantly 1920 x 1080, and that you are not applying any kind of interlacing.
  • Your first video has a lot of small cuts and flashing. It is difficult to compress with a limited flow. Your edit looks cool. Just understand that given the constraints of YouTube, that kind of cuts Super-fast and flashing translates the lesser image quality. A slower trajectory will always give the best quality according to the type of brutal compression YouTube applies. I think you as a Publisher will have to balance these things to get the desired quality.

  in any case, do not let this kind of quality problems to prevent you to upload content; your stuff is fine already. Artist (and all content producers) will never be totally satisfied with your creation, but there is still more time to improve and perfect your art. Good luck to you!

• Video game after export Epub or pdf

  Really need help here!

  I did a project ebook with Indesign CS6 and plans to put some interactive videos that can be played in the ebook. However, after that I followed all the instructions online to place the video content in indesign and export as pdf interactive or the Epub format, the video, I placed cannot be read and even show on Epub file.

  Could someone help me solve this kind of situation? Is there any setting I have to do and I have only not for the export of interactive video content?

  Thank you

  Here are my 2cents...

  I take your exported epub and try to load it on an iPad and see if you can see the video here.

  I read in the forums that ADE will not play videos right now because it's not epub compatible 3.0.

  Good luck.

• Video garbled after export - CC Pro encoding

  I tried to export a file that is on Adobe first Pro CC 4000 MB; It is a H.264, 1080 p 23.976 FPS. The first time, it has exported the video was completely garbled. the second time half of the video has played well, and then it began to falter and he was completely jammed after. The audio works perfectly, it's just the video once it's coded, does not play well.

  I shot with a DSLR Canon 1080 p 24 frames per second. The files are MOV.

  I don't know what is happening. is this a bug? When I just changed, I noticed that my video editing flickered when I played it for a while. Does this mean that my file is corrupted? Should I copy and paste to a new sequence?

  1038 is that still a number of problems for MPEG-based media.  I recommend you copy and paste all your clips in a sequence corresponding to your support.

  Once that is done, try an another export.  You can add a crop 20 pixels high, and down in the export settings to get the desired proportions.

• Decreasing the quality after exporting in Encore

  Hello friends > before I ask my question, I want to thank you all. The last 75 days have been an intense period of growth for me, ranging from ZERO shooting and Adobe Premiere / Encore (CS5.5) experience, where I am now. I'm probably still a beginner, but I shot a great instrutional DVD with a solid menu and chapters and edited it very well. I am very pleased with the product I have now.

  In any case, I thank YOU all. Guys like harm Millaard and Bill Hunt - I have read many of your posts that I learned to use this amazing software.

  So far, I managed to understand all that mine... but now, I come to you with a desperate problem that I can not solve on my own.

  
  In fact, the problem is the following: The quality of the video on the DVD is much poorer than the quality of the video in Adobe Premiere.

  There is one obvious reason for this: I filmed in 1440 x 1080, and the NTSC format in still of course 720 x 480. That much sense.

  So the REAL problem I have is this:

  I know that my project is NOT HiDef. I don't think that. But the quality is lower than it should be. At my eyes, for example, is rasterized and have no 'sparkle', even when the window of the DVD player is the size of 720 x 480.

  I compare it to a given production DVD (not HiDef), as the Lord of the rings. Can I enlarge the window on a 1080 p screen, and even if it's too much 720 x 480, it seems good. It's not pixelated. When I am developing mine at 1080 p, it is very pixelated.

  That's what I need help...

  I can give you the details of the method of production and provide screenshots if this can help, but as you know, Dynamics linkfrom first still is quite simple and does not give you much room for error-it's tight enough. In short, here are some of the things I've tried:

  > I tried to make the production in a sequence of 720 x 480 instead of a sequence of 1080 p. The final product of callback is the same quality.

  > I have bought and used a darn good camera.

  > I bought some really nice to use and really studied lights 3 point lighting, so I don't think that lighting is the problem. When I look at a raw 1080 p files on my computer, they are breathtaking clear.

  Good friends... I hope you can help me!

  -RV

  In other words, ' you pull your eye, kid! "

  Well, sort of, as poor Ralphie discovered. When a down-rezzed HD to SD, there are trade-offs to consider.

  For quality max, the answer is the author of a comic book and not a DVD-video SD of author, but then the list of all delivery, must have BD players, and everything in common, they are not everywhere.

  When down-rezzing, a lot will depend on the encoding of the in SD and HD material, many here depend on Jeff Bellune TUTORIAL. Then, we should focus on the blank media used, and the burning speed. Although these aspects are, or at least to manifest themselves, more gameplay, perceived quality can be part of this equation.

  A lot of things to consider if you're starting with HD, but then deliver SD on DVD-video.

  Good luck and do NOT put your tongue on a frozen flagpole - just ask Flick.

  Hunt