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• Export settings should I use to creat a .mov to one. MTS file?

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  I have a. File MTS that is to be exported to a file .mov for submission guidelines online. The picture quality is bad when there is movement. I inserted the screenshots of the codecs for the native. The MTS files and export settings, I used for a .mov file. I played around with the settings a lot. Thank you very much to all who help, I appreciate it really :¬)

  

  Try a test... same settings except fields > Progressive

• For interlaced video export settings

  Hello

  I'm looking to export a short film, shot entirely in first Pro 6 - with many effects like color correction.

  My images are 1080i 25 fps, once I have selected the preset under H.264 HD 1920x1080i 25 I get a standard set of adjustment, but my file comes to 4.2 GB. The VBR is set to 32 with max to 40.

  These are the best parameters determined? If I lowered the flow at 20, he lowers it to 2 GB, but I still have the same quality?

  Ive noticed too, interlaced does not work so well at the same time, if I were to export as fps will HD 1080p25 my video distorted?

  ID love of trial and error, but each makes it takes about 4 hours! (and that's with VBR 1 pass)

  In addition, I would like to export to Youtube and keep a copy on my PS3. I wouldn't mind the size, but as you know fat32 allows only 4 GB max to be transferred to a USB and PS3 is a Fat32 system if Im not transfer.

  Would you recommend a generic export or another for Youtube and my PS3... keeping in mind that it is a short (20 min)

  My recordings from cameras PAL to AVCHD to 21 Mbps or 28mbps in a progressive model.

  I tried the rise of the film completed at 30 with a maximum of 35 and also exported to 20.  Seen on a 55 '' tv or projected only shows no significant difference.

  The standard Youtube and Vimeo export presets work well for me, in general they export to 5 Mbps.

  PS, I would export more precisely at the maximum rate that you can get over on your PS export

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• Best export settings Full HD for YouTube using Premiere CS4

  Dear all,
  In advance, thank you for your time.
  I'm downloading sports videos on YouTube especially snooker.
  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=s5qyGPld8U8
  The videos are captured with a video camera high quality and then edited with Adobe Premiere CS4.
  Can I ask two questions:
  1. who are the best export settings for Youtube if you use a file of source Full HD (1920 x 1080) at 30 frames per second?
  For the export file, I use the same width and height that the source file is 1920 x 1080.
  However, the original file is shot at 30 frames per second, but I read somewhere that I have included use 59,94 frames per second for the export file, and it seems to work even if it doesn't sound right, it :-)
  My current settings for my export file are:
  Video settings
  Main Concept H.264 video
  Width and Height: 1920 x 1080
  FPS: 59,94 frames per second
  Pixel Aspect Ratio: Square Pixels
  Profile: hand
  Level: 4.2
  Flow settings
  Encoding Bitrate: VBR, 1 Pass (I also use 2 because there is no worse that it takes just as long to return, pls correct me if I'm wrong)
  Target Bitrate: 4.8
  Maximum flow rate: 8.2
  PLEASE PLEASE FIX THE ABOVE SETTINGS AND EXPLAIN WHY IF POSSIBLE, THANK YOU MUCH :-)
  2 is it normal that the video export plays a lot on my PC but when uploaded to YouTube it jumps frames and it seems a little choppy?
  I watched a lot of clips on YouTube in 720 p or 1080 p and v seemed good, when I looked at my that he wasn't playing as well as it does on my pc.
  Should I keep in mind to help the YouTube Player by chnaging my export settings.
  If you please comment on the above and also watch my videos for your comments on how to improve the quality.
  THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME!
  Best wishes form Athens Greece
  Snookergr

  You are welcome

  interlaced was sorta invented for use with the tv broadcast and the quality is very good and sometimes even better than progressive (even today) if there is a lot of 'Action' in a scene (less blur in the individual images if you look at the individual images to compare)... also, most DVD to date were burned of interlaced footage and many blue ray are too...

  The DVD or blue ray player can understand what type of tv it is connected to (widescreen digital tv or old crt 4:3 tv) and deliver the right signal to make it all good look...

  So there is no need to think progressive isn't automatically BETTER interlaced... it depends on a lot of things...

  lets see if Ann weighs with cs4 settings for you... then read you these files pdf, hehe... you'll be an expert in no time!

  PS... If you are interested, check out the news of color samples (you YUV and 4.2.0

  I mention this as it might be more useful late re: reproduction of the right color on your exports (your color of youtube has been a little more 'saturated' IMO... very very green and very very red)... then at some point maybe that can be fixed up a little bit too...

• What are the best export settings for a first Pro CS4 video HD?

  Hello!

  I had so much trouble with this issue and that's something that continually frustrates my boss. I have a HD video what are the settings for it

  23.98 FPS

  1920 x 1080, then a few lines down he says 1408 x 792

  16-bit,

  2 channels

  48000 Hz

  What should be the parameters when I do a new sequence?

  When I look into the window in Premiere Pro I constantly have to "shrink" the image to fit the window, is that something I should do or he says that the configuration of the sequence is bad?

  But more importantly what should be the parameters of export? I exported a long video of 4 minutes and the size was 1 GB, I know that it's too big.

  I need to export without losing quality and export another one which is consistent with the limits on the size of Youtube and Vimeo.

  Vimeo is 500 MB per week, sometimes I download 4 videos per week. I think that Youtube, you can download 500 MB at a time.

  I need to get the smaller size with lose the least possible quality AND the best export quality settings, so I suppose I have 3 separate issues.

  What are the best settings of sequence for HD video?

  What are the best export settings for HD without losing quality?

  What are the best export settings for the size of out about 500 MB with losing the least possible quality?

  Thank you!

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/713070

  On the thread that above, I used the 5th anwer, and it will take about 7 hours to export a 4 minute video :/

  All your questions are answered here.

  http://forums.Adobe.com/community/premiere/faq_list?view=discussions

• How can I change a 16:9 video that has been exported as 4:3 to 16:9

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  I'm new to the community and newish to Adobe Premiere Pro so please forgive me if I have evidence or ask the ridiculous. I've seen a few similar topics on here, but not one that dealt with the same issue. If there is one and I missed it, please link. I also looked on youtube but they have what I'm looking for yet.

  A few years back, a guy made a video for one of my events and I want to show the customers etc. I thought it would be good to include it on my site, but that's when I noticed a problem with it.

  The looks of footage as it was recorded in 16:9 ish and then exported by a person on 4:3 so now there are a of the black bars at the top and bottom of the video. I would like to get rid of these and to return the video to the format screen, but I can't seem to find a solution. Here's what I've seen so far:

  YouTube shows lots of videos on the change of 4:3 and 16:9, but in fact most is just stretching from the sequence or zoom in. I don't want to do what the whole film is necessary.

  I saw a video where the guy cropped video and I tried also but when I export it, I still have black bars. (Probably a problem with the export settings I know).

  Can someone please help and explain how I can get get these 4:3 pictures with black bars, back to resemble a 16:9 frame, without black bars and what I would use for export to keep this format of highest quality.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Andy

  Try to do a 4:3 image sequence and use these export settings:

  

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  Greetings!

  In the export dialog box change the export after option.

  

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  Jitendra

• What are the best export settings to use for a video posted on facebook

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  I used the H.264 > Vimeo HD presets in Media Encoder with excellent results.

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• What are the best settings for video export in first Pro Cs5.5 in HD MP4 format?

  What are the best settings for video export in first Pro Cs5.5 in HD MP4 format?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you

  Under the H.264 are several presets for ipad.

  Experiment with those.

  http://www.Apple.com/iPad/specs/

  Looks like me 720 p is the largest export format.

• In the new update, I can't believe that the default Source range in the export settings went from the output sequence.

  Very very disappointed for someone who does a lot of export high speed it has great effect. Does perform a work around?

  Thank you

  Jeff

  If you have activated the workspace, it will be by default Source range: workspace in the export settings. Go timeline menu burger/wing tab, and clear the work area. Who will come back you to the Source range: in and out sequence in the export of parameters.

• Export settings

  Hello world

  Although I had the first few months, I'm still a novice. I have some pictures of my hero4 gopro 1080 @ 29.97 30 fps and I have pictures of my drone that is 4 K video, 30 fps, 29.97

  The video looks seems not very well in the first, but when I export it, or upload to youtube as crispy... Any thoughts on the best export settings to choose for this? Difficult to understand since I use two different rates of video, but I figure that there is a common practice.

  any help would be appreciated!

  Ray

  There are several ways to get a new sequence. One is to use file > new sequence and choose a preset in the list. This assumes that you know the exact specifications of the sequence that you use and have the necessary expertise to choose a preset that fully corresponds to the length (frame size, frame rate, pixel aspect, fields, etc.)

  Another is to simply drag a clip to a mounting empty by default and it should ask ' do you want to overwrite settings sequence clip? Of course, this only happens with the FIRST clip, you drag on it, so if it's a picture clip or video yet different from others, you can end up with "the right size" for your sequence.

  You can right-click on a clip in the tray and select new sequence of the Clip and it's quite reliable! Of course, you must consider the flow of work and the so desired output. You mix 4K and HD clips, should edit you like 4K or HD? If you must provide only 4K, then change in the order of 4K and HD clips will be enhanced. But if you want to deliver HD, then edit in sequence HD and 4K will be reduced in HD, then convert them to the HD.

  I still mainly edit with CS6 (long story) and who has the Scale to the setting option and I only activated in Prefs, so that any clip I'll just in sequence automatically adapts. However, CC now offers an option of game to the size of the image , and the advantage of this with the example to put a clip of 4 K in a HD sequence is that the clip of 4 K to insert as part of the HD, but you still have all the extra 4 K resolution available if you want to crop the image with effect of movement (pan/zoom).

  Scale to frame or the value framework should give equal results if you do not zoom in the largest clip, using just straight up.

  In any case, be sure to choose a setting appropriate to the sequence at the beginning of a project - disobedience can ruin the works, as evidenced by the many posters on this site. The sequence is the basis for the entire production. If this is incorrect (size of the frame, cadence, or aspect pixel, wrong field mess) the video can and will suffer to varying degrees. To check the current settings, choose sequence > sequence settings in the menu. Compare with the source item (right-click on a clip and check the Properties).

  Thank you

  Jeff

• Default export settings?

  Is there anyway to set the default export settings? Since I've done the new update, it seems as if first remember more the last setting that I used to export - as I often do 11-12 videos per day is a huge waste of time for me to have continuously to select the same export settings again and again.

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  It should be in your user Presets. Top of the presets in the stand alone SOUL window

  If it is not there... the export as a preset then import it so it appears in user Presets.

  Call him so he topped the list in alphanumeric order.

• Video sharing settings

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• Festival Video export HD QUALITY but small in size

  First of all, I don't know how you can make suggestions, but ADOBE, I'd there Festival or Presets movie screen that allows high-quality HD on large theatre screens, but also different sizes of file. Or at least explanation invites that I know what it does to my movie when I slide the Max Bitrate slider!

  That being said, I'm looking to export my movie for a festival in Germany. They have all of the different specifications. Request:

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  • AAC sound quality

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  When I put in the H.264 FORMAT, and set it to PRESET HD 1080 23.976 or 25 progressive, he is already over 1 800 MB.

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