Frage von DezorianGuy:
Hi!
Because I really need an answer (I posted in the Postpro ever, maybe the wrong forum wars?), I ask again how to get a decent Premiere CS3 imported HD Cam video as H.264 exported.
So far every jerky export h.264 video and there is still not always sound file separately to mp4 video.
My settings for ntsc hd h.264 clips with:
1440x1080, 29fps, etc., which really should vote.
What do you have installed everything (software, codec, encoder, etc) to all for successful export "with Premiere CS3" to have?
Or should we not encode with Premiere, because there are better free / overlapping alternatives?
Thank you,
Christian
PS: Had to date with everything cineform made, but the film was 30 GB is required, which to me was too much (although the quality was awesome). H.264 in whatever form is always synonymous, so be a good compromise.
Antwort von jazzy_d:
"So far every jerky export h.264 Video"
Too weak PC?
"There is still not always sound file separately mp4 video"
Perhaps because of time multiplexing look.
"1440x1080, 29fps, etc., which really should vote"
Where is it already.
"What you have everything installed"
Is everything what you need.
"But the film was 30 GB required, which to me was too much"
Does it still hold s.wie long the movie is.
Antwort von DezorianGuy:
"So far every jerky export h.264 Video"
Too weak PC? Intel Core 2 6400, 2GB Ram, Geforce8800 GT 512MB
Only with h264 encoded video is slow motion.
"There is still not always sound file separately mp4 video"
Perhaps because of time multiplexing look. What is multiplexing? If you "no" vote?
"1440x1080, 29fps, etc., which really should vote"
Where is it already.
Jep.
"What you have everything installed"
Is everything what you need. Why are there IMD H.264 to H.264 Bluray Choice?
"But the film was 30 GB required, which to me was too much"
Does it still hold s.wie long the movie is. Ne course hours, respectively.
With Premiere gecapturte video clips are about 10 GB, 30 GB with Cineform and with H264 it is still less than 10GB or need?
See all the ripped movies on the net (not that I mean what would have to do), 4.5 GB with the best look. How can I do that, and most importantly: what?
Please help me, I am very seriously, I need space, the videos have finally finished and possibly burn. : \
Thanks in advance
Christian aka Dezorian
Antwort von jazzy_d:
When multiplexing is as far as I understand it to the act of breaking into video and audio. Attempt to stop time with "no" with a short piece.
H.264 Blu-ray hällt probably s.den Blu-ray standard and "just" H.264 is holding open.
The file size will probably depend s.of Profile, Level and Bitrate. But since I know too little. I actually still do everything in mpeg2.
