Premiere is not converting the files to MPEG format. HDV files are
natively in MPEG format and Premiere imports that data as .m2t files.
The original quality from the camera is there, as it is simply a data
transfer. Premiere may be displaying a reduced resolution image on your
computer screen during playback, to allow you to edit in real time. But
if you park the timeline or export a still image or uncompressed video,
you will see the full quality of the video.
Jeff
imranrgb wrote:
>
>
> hi everybody
>
> i have 10 tapes recorded of HDV (1080i 50) format. as i am a
> independent filmmaker from india i can't afford various equipments.
> what i have is premiere pro 2.0, a firewire cable and a HDV camera.
> i will be in deep trouble if i cannot capture the video in HDV format.
> the problem is when i connect the camera and open it in the project of
> 1080i setting, and trying to it, premiere pro 2.0 automatically
> convert the raw video into MPEG format which reduces the video
> quality. can somebody help me.
>
> thanx
> imran
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