Frage von schlappen:
Hey my dears,
I am currently in the middle of cutting a music video. Now I have a few scenes that I've worked in After Effects, which I would not synonymous in Premiere to edit. Unfortunately, unfortunately, occurred to me then when intercutting of raw and AE-scenes, some differences in image quality, so that I can not tolerate and would not synonymous.
In AE and edited in Premiere imported scenes are simple bitmaps as the raw files. I just do not know why. The image size is rendered are equal, the AE-scenes uncompressed. I tried to import more than 2 ways, firstly I ausgerendert the sequences of full and then imported as a video clip on the other hand, I tried it on the Dynamic Link. Both with the same result.
To illustrate, I've added times 2 comparisons.
I hope you can help me how to get eliminated the problem.
It looks strong after interlacing, but the source material is progressive and synonymous in the render settings I turned off the half-image rendering. Accordingly, it should really be no interlacing, or would it?
Liebe Grüße,
Tim
Antwort von schlappen:
All clear. Can be closed.
I was helped in another forum.
Antwort von thos-berlin:
And what was it? Or at least mention the other forum ....
Antwort von schlappen:
I have not looked at the options again and interpret footage clips clicked. For some reason there was always synonymous "Bottom field first", which I then simply issued and behold, it worked. Why does my Progressive AE footage now simply set to interlaced, I do not know, especially since I had selected in the project settings synonymous Progressive.
My picture is a little pixelated but still, but when you export synonymous with APP. I think this will probably s.Codec lie? What settings would you recommend? What are the best export settings for optimal picture that does not let the size get into exorbitant heights. MP4 had, I found, makes the picture much darker and richer in contrast, H.264, however, takes a little lower contrast and saturation in the Picture.
Is there a codec that outputs the picture with virtually no deviation, but the file size is acceptable, so you get even pressed his video to DVD? In short music videos now vll not quite so relevant, but at 15-20-minute short films wins then again very s.Bedeutung.
Thanks in advance.
Love Greetings, Tim.
