The best strategy I found, when using premier elements was:
1) for .mov, export the uncompressed file (export movie), then open this file in quicktime pro (costs $30), then export using compressions on freevlog
freevlog.org
2) for .wmv use the adobe compressor thingy (can't remember the name) and just use the settings for high quality dsl
... Richard
On 4/4/06, usadutch2001 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I made this great video this morning for the video blogging week 2006
but the endresult looks like crap, can someone take a look at it and
maybe advise me on the settings for MOV and MWV files?
I use adobe premiere elements 2.0
Someone can tell me what's wrong with it ?
I use a decent camera; Panasonic GS150 3 ccd and I do not reuse tape.
thanks
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