If you simply want to "archive" a copy of the completed edit, you have a few options. Or Export to DVD, or whatever, but always from the original sequence. Adobe Media Encoder has a "YouTube Widescreen HD" preset found under "H.264" and this will do a good job as 720p online for example.
For instance, when you figure out what online settings you need, export DIRECT to that from the original sequence. There is no need to export to anything until you know the target audience. I have the full Adobe Creative Master Suite 5.5, just in case there might be another program or step I can/should use. Could you tell me how best to edit the video and keep it HD? It will eventually be placed on the website (or so they say). Max render just created a 7gb video that looks no better than if I left it unchecked. How to I not go from HD to SD? Can i go from HD to HD? All I know to do after that is file>export>media. So I'm having to edit the video,remove all that green, balance the colors, etc, and add an intro made in after effects. Then after no suitable backgrounds were found to insert, we wound up photographing our library and he said that was great. He wanted to do it with a library background (but did not want to do it in our nice library), so we filmed it in front of a greenscreen. The president of our college wanted to make some videos where he interviews different workers about their jobs and such. This is going to sound stupid, but here goes. I have a deadline to get some videos done and I'm running out of time rendereing, viewing, rerendering project with diff settings. Maybe he does, I'm not sure, I just need some advice. My boss set up the export settings, as he said he knew what he was doing. The video codec is DV NTSC, Aspect is D1/DV NTSC Widescreen 16:9, Render Max Depth is checked, use Max render quality is also checked,Īre any of these settings causing me to get the extremely reduced quality videos? They play back in premiere fine, it's when I export that they loose quality, so I am thinking something is off.
Microsoft AVI as format (under summary output it says C:\Video\filename.avi, 720 x 480, 29.97 fps, Lower, Quality 100, then some audio info. When I edit my video ( I use one chromakey filter to remove green screen, one non red filter to clean up the green edges, and a color balance filter)Īnd am ready to export I use these settings: Please forgive me for seeming foolish, but I have played with settings, read tutorials, browsed forums, and nothing seems to help me figure out my issue.Ĭapture format HDV, HDV 1080p30 (preset) (on settings tab I have Timebase 29.97 fps, pixel aspect is HD Anamorphic 1080 (1.333), display is 30fps Drop-Frame Timecode.
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