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Here's what I use in Premiere Pro 2.0
Don't ask me to explain these settings, I don't have time right now :) First make sure your timeline is active and then FILE->EXPORT->ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER From the drop down menu, choose WINDOWS MEDIA Use the following settings: Video - Allow interlace processing - off Encoding passes: One Bitrate Mode: Constant Frame Width: 1440 Frame Height: 1080 Frame Rate: Same as source Pixel Aspect Ratio: HD Anamorphic 1080 (1.333) Bitrate Settings: Maximum bitrate: 10,000 (you can experiment with these two settings to taste and to get a good size for the file) Image quality: 100 Advanced Settings: Decoder Complexity: Auto Keyframe Interval: 4 seconds Buffer Size: Default AUDIO: Audio Codec: Windows Media Audio 10 Professional Bitrate Settings: Encoding passes: Two Bitrate Mode: Variable Contstrained Basic Audio Settings: Audio Format: 128kbps, 48khz, 2 channel bit VBR Peak Audio Bitrate: 129 Peak Audio Buffer Size: 4 Leave the rest at default. |
Ok cool I'll give that a go, cheers buddy
Giles |
Quicktime pro is awesome for web conversion
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