Frage von klinsman:
Hello,
I work with Adobe Premiere Pro. Unfortunately I did not create, an 8 minute long, about 2 GB of great video in a high-quality video at 50 MB to compress (for the Internet, size 425x350).
It must indeed a possibility. Have already seen so many videos, which were almost 30 minutes long, had a sharp quality, were greater than 320x240 and were still only 30 MB.
Has anyone a tip?
Greetings and Thanks
Jürgen
Antwort von Markus:
Unfortunately I did not create a [...] video in a high-quality video at 50 MB to compress ... What have you tried so far and what came out? Have you ever synonymous Windows Media Encoder views?
Antwort von usul:
The size should be with 700kb / s Flash video codec with On2VP6 still create good quality. The Adobe products can actually export.
I use even for a similar size (580x326), but meanwhile 900kb / s, then so are you already on the targeted 50MB.
Examples
700kb / s: http://www.matuschek.net/ecuador-2005-video/videofile/31_Krabben/
900kb / s: http://www.matuschek.net/antarktis-2007-video/
For videos with a lot of movement, it could still be scarce.
Flash videos have the advantage that the Flash plug-in to most computers is installed, Quicktime is not necessarily (and Windows Media content runs only under Windows).
Antwort von Rock Soderstrom:
Hello,
as mentioned above Flash or Windows Media Encoder use. Under 50 MB is possible, whether it is still ok. must each decide for themselves. It depends very much synonymous of the material, whether it still looks good or is no longer acceptable.
On the input side of the synonymous encodings must be careful. The original material should be unkompremiert, or at least not strong kompremiert because the negative impact on the result.
gruß
Rock
Antwort von uffnik1:
Another realization I mentioned in the last few days could make.
Direct export from Adobe Premiere of interlaced material does not look so great (synonymous when "Deinterlace" is enabled.
I export at full resolution, and then use Avisynth to deinterlacer and numeracy down the resolution. The video was da rauskommt is then converted to Flash (as you might with Premiere or Flash). The results are significantly better than for the direct export. Now I no longer synonymous, more than 700kb / s to use.
