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ALTno6
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Posted - 2010.10.05 22:50:00 -
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Im trying to edit vids using fraps and Adobe Premiere Pro CS4. for 6min 12 sec of vid is 819 megs exporting that into 720x480,29.97fps is exceeding 1 gig.
basically I want to be able to see things clearly. I don't want crappy vid were you have to squint to make **** out. I want to be able to read all the names clearly, 720 don't hurt but not required.
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Can anyone give me some good export settings for Adobe Premiere Pro CS4, that's middle ground between quality and file size and will still look good on youtube.where you can clearly make out the names.
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Mykael Skychild
Test Alliance Please Ignore
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Posted - 2010.10.05 22:52:00 -
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You need to render it in .mp4 format.
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Barakkus
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Posted - 2010.10.05 23:23:00 -
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Render it with top quality Premiere then convert it down with Windows Media Encoder, it's a little easier to play with the audio and video codec settings, and you get a bit more compression with Windows Media format, where youtube might accept it.
Don't use Premiere's windows media format export, it sux, it does not get the compression down and it has a tendancy to screw up the export to the point where even windows media player won't play some of the files rendered using Premiere's wmv export. Windows Media Encoder is free from Microsoft (at least last time I downloaded it, it was).
You could alternately use Divx or XVid codecs, which have nice compression on them with very little quality loss.
A big part of bloat in video is audio codec bloat. Don't use 44.1k wav format for your audio, take it down to 22k or something and use like OOG or some other mp3 format. Doing uncompressed wav in video isn't so great if you're looking to save space.
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Shigsy
Neo Spartans
Laconian Syndicate
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Posted - 2010.10.05 23:28:00 -
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300mb/20mins or so
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Plastician
Invictus Australis
BricK sQuAD.
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Posted - 2010.10.06 00:41:00 -
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Originally by: Mykael Skychild
You need to render it in .mp4 format.
MP4 is just a container. I would recommend using the H.264 codec with the MP4 container (although you can also use MKV or MOV for the container if you like).
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Grimpak
Gallente
The Whitehound Corporation
The Chamber of Commerce
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Posted - 2010.10.06 02:03:00 -
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Originally by: Plastician
Originally by: Mykael Skychild
You need to render it in .mp4 format.
MP4 is just a container. I would recommend using the H.264 codec with the MP4 container (although you can also use MKV or MOV for the container if you like).
this.
atm H.264 > pretty much every other codec.
yes DivX isn't that much used anymore.
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Posted - 2010.10.06 09:33:00 -
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Originally by: ALTno6
Im trying to edit vids using fraps and Adobe Premiere Pro CS4. for 6min 12 sec of vid is 819 megs exporting that into 720x480,29.97fps is exceeding 1 gig.
basically I want to be able to see things clearly. I don't want crappy vid were you have to squint to make **** out. I want to be able to read all the names clearly, 720 don't hurt but not required.
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Can anyone give me some good export settings for Adobe Premiere Pro CS4, that's middle ground between quality and file size and will still look good on youtube.where you can clearly make out the names.
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best export settings that I like wins 5M
Trial and error is your friend here. As someone said 300MB/20min is probably fine but if you have the wrong settings it will affect the quality. 720x480 is not that big for video these days. That's 480p. I probably would not change the resolution in favor of something smaller. You'll lose quality making Eve text harder to read.
You could drop the FPS to 15 or 20 and still have good enjoyable video.
As was said H264 is king ATM and you can cut your video size down dramatically while maintaining quality. However, beware proprietary applications if their native codec is not H264. I'm pretty much an open source video encoding person. From the few proprietary apps that I've used where H264 was not their "preferred" codec its ability to produce quality video at smaller file sizes as compared to some open source apps appears to be slightly crippled.
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CCP Navigator
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C C P Alliance
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Posted - 2010.10.06 10:02:00 -
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