Shaky video, less quality after exporting

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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.

• 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
  www.VASST.com

• 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 after export

  I used the brightness and contrast and color corrector three way to edit. When I export, I lose almost all of the color quality. I tried QuickTime, H.624, and a number of different Codecs and it always comes out the same. I pushed the rate all the way upward as well. I don't know what else to do

  I discovered that the problem was the monitor settings when you switch from laptop to monitor

• Video no closure after export with the last update.

  My video is set to loop and the game while in the sequence, but when I export an mp4 media, is not in a loop. I did the same thing last week and it worked fine. Now it does not work. What Miss me?

  Hello Miss Nikita73,

  It is a characteristic of a multimedia player, no Premiere Pro. Check the settings of your player.

  Thank you

  Kevin

• 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

• How to create a high quality DVD after exporting to a movie HD MP4? Thank you!

  How to create a DVD format high-quality after exporting a movie HD MP4? Thank you

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  So, I started above and downloaded the original file in a new project. Then without doing one thing, I exported it directly on my desk. The sequence was still different. I also double and triple checked that they are both the same files. (Quicktime MIV) Is there something I missed when exporting? I will say that this is my first attempt in a video export. I looked at a few tutorials and they seem not to be something different. I hope you guys can help.
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  inheritance changes the video permanently, it creates a gamma tag as 'Hi', if your Player supports, I should be read

  with the gamma setting. This is why AE Profile Converter utility is usually the answer because it "Burns" in the right color and gamma.

  Since most of the video is rec.709, 16-235 and 0-255 to create different looks and darkens the image so that when downloaded on youtube, when youtube them brightened again, (which is bad, but good), they come out perfect.

  instructions for installation color profile Converter:

  set the input to rec.709 profile, 16-235

  and the output profile to rec.709 "no numbers here.

  This will darken your image.

  I also have gamma Lut that convert 2.2 to 1.8 and vice versa with the Dispcal free software.

• First export - low quality after upgrade

  The only thing I remember of change was that I have updated first and a few other programs Adobe Creative Cloud. The next day, I tried to export the same video with the same export model and the quality went from perfect to the terrible. The video seems incredibly compressed and low res even if I export to 1080 p, the flow binary variable h.264 50mbit 2 passes.

  The ONLY thing that has changed is that I've updated the program. After FX and a few others as well. But every single video I try to export a terrible air with h.264. I managed to make look decent when you export to a Quicktime format, but I need the compression standard h.264.

  Is it my becomes corrupted codecs or something during the update? In fact, I installed first CC today and uninstalled CS6 first to see if it would help, but it gives me the same question.

  Yes, there is a bug in the VBR 2 pass settings. Avoid it until it is resolved. Adobe says they have saved it according to the information in another thread here on the forum.

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  After having finished the mounting, I chose to export my video, once again as a Quicktime movie.

  The export is complete, and when I went to see my movie, he was extremely nervous.  Watch the online time on the bottom of the Quicktime screen, I noticed that he was jumping in several intervals of seconds.  The audio sounds like normal, but kept the video freeze and interference.

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  No difference.

  Any ideas what I am doing wrong?

  dmisita wrote:

  Marian-

  It's 50-50 live video/ultrasound gray scale clips.

  I used animation because I was told that it was the most without loss. I wanted to not double compress my video too.

  The animation codec is lossless, but it works best on the flat areas of color (like animation 2D, The Simpsons, etc.). I don't think that it handles live action or else noise. The ultrasound imaging can be quite noisy. The nervousness could be the animation codec choke in noisy real action?

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• Quality image after export problem

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  Knowing that the adjustment of export level everything is good in quality years 100% and type pour inking of high office.

  NT: the quality of the Exported JPEG image is the same as the quality of the image in the library and not in development tab.

  Thank you

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

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

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

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• Fuzzy video after export

  Hello Adobe community,

  I've used the search function on this forum and I know there are already threads in my problem, but none of them solved my problem.

  According to some tutorials on Youtube I tried to export a video in Adobe Premiere, but no matter what options I select, it is still blurry after export. I'll add some screenshots to clarify the problem & my export settings. In the window preview of Adobe Premiere, the edges are sharp and the color seems to be like the original.

  The source file is recorded with Fraps in .avi format.

  Order: Previous Export | After export. Export settings

  

  Hope someone can help me.

  Hello

  You must create the same settings to just make sure that the edit mode is custom.

  Thank you

  Arjun