Alright. Sorry for the delay, but here are the settings I use in Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5:
When creating a new project, use these settings (which i then saved as a template)
GENERAL Tab:
Editing Mode: Video for Windows
Timebase: 30.00 frames per second
Size/resolution: 320x240
Pixel Aspect: Square Pixels (1.0)
Fields: No Fields (Progressive Scan)
VIDEO RENDERING Tab:
Compressor: None
Everthing else: leave at default.
Now when you are done your project and ready to export as a WMV, goto:
File Export Adobe Media Compressor
I select WM9 NTSC 256k download preset.
You need to download the Windows Media Encoder 9 from MS's website, if
you do not already have it, so Premiere can use it as a compressor.
Change ther above to better, or lesser quality as you require, but this
one works well for me.
Ryanne, if you need any screenshots or more info, just let me know.
Jason
On 7/25/05, angelap789 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys,
I would be so grateful to see a good way to compress out of
Adobe Premiere. I'm using Adobe Premiere Elements (consumer version)
and have not been able to compress my videos to the point where I
can post them. Using A.P.E. only, I was able to get them under 5MB,
but they were unwatchable (all squiggly looking and muffled
sounding...).
After e-mailing freevlog help and posting my problem here, I learned
that I need to compress the .AVI file coming out of A.P.E. using
Windows Movie Maker OR Quicktime Pro to get good results. Silly me,
I thought Adobe Premiere El. would do all that exporting web-shrinky
stuff.
I bought Quicktime Pro and used the freevlog (iMovie/Quicktime 7)
tutorial settings... and get an error message every time. DANG! I
feel like I'm so close, yet so far. I also got an error message when
using the 3ivx codec within A.P.E. I'm sure part (all?) of the
problem is that all those compression settings are written in
Martian (to me).
Feeling a bit pessimistic, I haven't tried Movie Maker yet... I
should. I will. Soon. Gotta get right back in that desk chair and
compress again, right? ;-)
Thanks to Ryan(ne) for answering my freevlog queries, to Steve
Garfield for fielding one of her questions, and to W. for replying
with some specific help offline. You're a generous, smart bunch.
Looking forward to being somebody's Adobe Premiere compression
monkey...
Angela
http://www.sacramentogardening.com
http://www.sacgardening.blogspot.com
http://www.lynchblog.blogspot.com
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wrote:
Hi Ryanne,
I have used Premiere Pro 1.5 for my editing and for my compression
(since
I've had problems compressing with Windows Movie Maker). I'd have
to go home
to check the settings, but I can pass them onto you later.
I'm pretty busy lately, but I can prob come up with some
screenshots for
you. Also, Nathan Peters is a good person to ask, as he tought me
most of
the stuff I know about video. :)
Jason
On 7/24/05, ryanne hodson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hey kids
does anyone use Premiere for editing?
what are your compression settings?
would you be willing to make a screencast/tutorial for freevlog?
either way
can you tell me your settings?
people ask me all the time and i dont have premiere
and every program is different with what works and what doesnt.
thanks!!
-ry
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