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I need to export a movie from Premiere Pro 1.5

It is 3 minutes in length and can be no larger than 50MB. Any ideas on what setting to use to keep the quality looking nice?

Exporting to .mov would be nice...


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Posts: 72 | Location: Ottawa | Registered: June 13, 2006Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Play with the Adobe MPEG Encoder Quicktime presets. It gives you the approximate size of the file per second, so if it's 3 minutes, that's 180 to multiply whatever number you see generated at the lower right corner of the window as you tweak settings.
 
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I've tried .264 as the Quicktime encoder but it really brightens up the image and washes it out?

Any ideas?


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I used WMV at a bitrate of about 4000

Looks good in widescreen and came in at around 39 MB. Didn't mess with the image either.

Worked well!

Thanks,

Mike


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