the only uncompression option i have is under video for windows
is the uncompression that is under video for windows exactly what it says, no compression? i want to send it to premiere after effects, premiere again, cleaner, and then to dvd movie factory.
so would this video for windows uncompression be my best option? |
Can you please word it a little bit better?
As I understand it you will be capturing in premiere, adding effects in after effects and then editing again in premiere, then exporting to cleaner and DVD movie factory to create a DVD. The avi setting no compression is what it says, however the footage is already compressed when you import it into your computer. There might be a slight degrade when exporting out a number of times but probably will not be that noticeable. I guess exporting to cleaner is to create a file for the web or an MPEG for your DVD? these will be compressed and you might notice more of a degradition with these files. I think thats right? Ed |
thanks
you hit it on the head with the way i wanted to process my footage. this no compression is only available under avi. which is huge. can i import better codecs into vegas video to render lossless quality but smaller file sizes? i here so much about quicktime and sorenson 3's codecs. can i some how use these in vegas. i have quicktime pro 6.
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Which operating system are you using? Because AVI should
have a couple of codecs at least. Keep in mind that DV is not under there and you usually must select DV AVI instead of plain AVI. |
sorry for the late response
i'm using windows xp on my pc. you are right i don't see any option for dv avi.
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I'd say something is seriously wrong or you are not doing
something right. Again, please explain in a very detailed way what you are doing, exactly! |
Patrick,
What version of Premiere are you using? The DV avi option should be in the drop down menu list where it says AVI - in settings. Ed |
From version 6 (or 5.6???) and up.
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I believe you only get the DV avi option from V6
Ed |
this is embarrassing
when i was saying i wanted to send it to premiere i meant from vegas video. that is the program where i can't find the dv avi option. i really apologize for not being clear enough. i often find myself getting in a tight squeeze, running to the forum for help and then dashing back to the project.
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First make sure that the project settings are setup for
DV. Go to File -> Properties -> Video tab -> Pixel Aspect Ratio and make sure it says either (NTSC DV) or (PAL DV). Now if you want to export in DV go to File -> Render As and in the following dialog box select Video for Windows (*.avi) for the Save as type. Then from template select NTSC DV or PAL DV. If you click Custom you can change options like Video rendering quality (defaults to Good which I would set to Best personally) as well as progressive (under the tab Video and then Field order) |
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