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quality lost after render in premiere pro 7.0
Hi
I have some mpeg files that are 358x288 that I need to add a widescreen mask over. I created a 352x288 project in premiere pro and imported the files in, put the mask over and all seemed fine. Once I had rendered and watched the quality back the picture breaks up and goes blocky throughout. I also exported the file to see if it was just premiere but the exported file is the same. Does anyone have any ideas why this might happen? |
Are you perhaps rendering out with the output bitrate set lower than you realize?
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Perhaps compressing something that has already been compressed is causing severe quality loss?
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thanks. David |
Are you on Premiere Pro 1.5 or 2.0?
On 2.0, it goes like this: Select File/Export/Adobe Media Encoder Under Export settings/Format specify MPEG1 (or whatever) Then halfway down the screen, on the right side you'll see a series of tabs: Filter, Video, Audio, etc Select Video You will see a panel called "Basic Video settings" Drag the scroll bar down until below that you see the panel that says "Bitrate settings" The slider under that heading is the one you may want to try adjusting.... Hope that helps. |
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