Exporting in Hd format from premiere

Hello, I hava a really simple question about exporting in Hd format from premiere.
Proyect:
Flash ANIMATION (1280x720) at 12 frames, Soundboth AUDIO at 44, 1000 stero, plus lots of incidental on mp3.
Duration: 4:00 minutes.
I want to know what is the best way to export this kind of projects into a very small compression, I'm talking about 4mg and still be able to watch the animation at a acceptable compressed quality?

You'll have to experiment until you get one whose quality and file size are acceptable.

Similar Messages

How do I export an animated GIF from Premiere CC?

How do I export an animated GIF from Premiere CC?
I dont see an Animated codec option

Hi Nick
Believe me I STARTED there.
I wouldnt post this message if I didnt try there first.
I do not see Animated GIF as a codec option.
Please walk me through the step by step process of how you got this.
Because it is not as obvious as you're making it out to be.
Further more perhaps a certain format has to be selected for Animated GIF options to appear?
YES I AM ON CC version too. thanks!

How can I export a completed project from Premiere Elements?

There are a number of formats you can export from Premiere Elements. All are available under the Share tab and the major output formats are available under the Personal Computer option.
To export your completed video for use in another project, use the DV-AVI output option.
To export your video for display on the internet, use the WMV or MOV output options.

I experienced the same problem as mreingrover. The Share features of iMovie appear to be completely unimplemented.
I had had MacKeeper installed for a short while on my previous Mac; never on my new MacBook Pro. I could not find any trace of it in Application Support, Launch Daemons, or LaunchAgents, in either my user Library or the root Library. But I figured maybe there was some trace somewhere that had been copied over from the old system, so I deleted iMovie and went to reinstall it from the App Store.
Now the App Store wants $14.95 for an app that has never worked right, and which is (I think) supposed to be free with my new MacBook Pro Retina.

Crystal report : Export to Text format from BI Launch pad

Hi,
We are facing issue in exporting the Crystal report to text format option from BI Launch pad view mode. Currently BI launch pad doesn’t support export to Text format option for crystal report in view mode. But export to text format option is feasible in schedule mode. But customer is not interested in exporting the reports through schedule mode.
Please advise, if we have any alternative way of exporting the crystal report to text format option from BI Launch pad.
Thanks,
Chinnu A

Hi Chinnu,
The question is better suited to be asked in the BI Platform space.
-Abhilash

Media Encoder CS6 Not Exporting all Audio Tracks From Premiere

I'm working with DSLR footage, 2 Channels of .WAV audio from an exernal recorder (H4N), and a 1 channel .WAV Music track. 3 Channels total of .Wav audio.
I can export from Premiere Pro CS6 to H.264 just fine, but if I try to send it to Media Encoder, it only track 3, which has the music.
I can't figure out this issue, and haven't found an answer on any forums. This problem effectively makes Media Encoder useless to me, so I would prefer it to be solved, rather than find a work around.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Mark

I'm having the same problem. But even worst.
For the test, I take a 10 min .mov or mp4 file, simply modify the "scale", and hit the export.
a 10 min file is taking 4 hours to render.
This is on a:
2012 MacBookPro i7 2.3Ghz, 16 GB 1600 DDR3, SSD disk. - Mac OSX 10.7.5
and a:
2011 iMac i7 3.7Ghz, 16 GB 1333 Mhz, 7200 RPM HD - Mac OSX 10.7.5
The CPU stays at 90% idle the whole time.
I know this is an old thread, but maybe someone could give me a hand.

Exporting Video w/ Sound From Premiere Doesn't Play Correctly in After Effects.

I export a video from Premiere with sound and Import it into After Effects, however the sound seems to be sped up and glitching. The wave form is compressed and shows that the sound does not play for the actual duration of the video?

We can't know. You have neither provided any exact export settings nor any other useful info like system info, versions, audio hardware prefs and so on.
Mylenium

Exporting video in Encoder from Premiere locks up at very end

I'm new to Premiere and Media Encoder, but for the past two days, I've tried multiple times to edit a video in Premiere and export the trimmed video via the Encoder "Queue" option. The big problem comes at the end of the process, where the status bar continues to say, "Remaining: 00:00:01" and never changes, even when I leave it alone for up to half an hour. As a result, I'm unable to do anything with my trimmed video. Can anyone offer any tips on how to fix this?

Some video exports require muxing. Basically video and audio import and they get separated and at the very end, they get muxed back together. for some formats, this happens at the end of the export and it may look like the encode is frozen at the end, but muxing is taking place. We are in process of adding progress bar for those special cases. This may be what you are seeing. Keep track of how long the encode takes, if it takes 30 min, let it sit there at the end for another 30 minutes or even an hour see if the encode finally finishes.
Another thing you can do is to export to other formats and preset and see if that finishes. Please let us know what export preset works and what hangs at the end.

How to export edited GoPro mov from Premiere with same settings & similar size?

I feel like this should be easy but every time I try to export my edited video it's much bigger than the original, or it's smaller and bad quality.
My business partner sent me a 720p GoPro MOV that is 33:50 long and 1.78GB. I edited out 3 minutes and want to render in the same quality.
I've tried exporting as MOV and MP4 with various settings and it either ends up huge, like 25GB or more, or half the size and terrible quality.
I also tried rendering "match sequence settings" and it chooses a GoPro codec with a weird file extension (MXF).
The closest I've gotten is H.264 "Match Source - High bitrate" but that's still 2.29GB
Thanks,
Phil

i would guess the gopro MOV file that was sent to you is h264. you can adjust the bitrate on export to h264 from premiere so its smaller. if you want more compression with sightly better quality you will have to export as dnxhd/prores or even uncompressed and then use a program like handbrake to transcode to x264 or x265.

Problem exporting to mpeg-2 DVD format from Premiere Pro CSF

I just purchased Premiere Pro CS5 and have been going through the video tutorials on Lynda.com. I have created a short video sequence and am trying to export it to mpeg-2 DVD format using the default "MainConcept MPEG Video" codec. After the video is exported to my hard drive and imported into Encore, I see all of these green lines and green shading in the video I just created in Premiere that wasn't there when I rendered my sequence in Premiere prior to export. Does anyone know why these green lines and shading are added to the video? I figure I must be using the wrong export settings in Premiere Pro.
I've also tried to export this video segment to Quicktime .mov format using the default DV25 NTSC codec, but when I do this the final exported video has audio only and the video is black (I made sure there was a check in the Export Video check box).
I have a Macbook with 2.2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 4 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM and Max OS X version 10.6.3 (Snow Leopard) with all appropriate updates. Does anyone have any ideas on how to address this issue or where I can read up on appropriate combinations of video formats and codecs?

Hi, thanks for the answer. Yes, I just tried importing the Premiere project directly into Encore using the dynamic link function and it worked just fine. Once I made some changes to the to the Premiere project; however, the green lines appeared when i would preview the project in Encore. Based on your feedback, I won't worry about the extra green lines though and will attempt to build another DVD. Like you said, I think the key is to import the Premiere project into Encore using the dynamic linking.

Having An Issue exporting out an AAF from Premiere 8.1.0

So I'm working on a Documentary Feature Film and we're using Premiere . We are about 4 weeks away from Lock and i now have a full sequence in which i can test the AAF process, especially as this was one of the bugs which was supposed to be 'fixed' on this version. When exporting out the AAF it takes absolutley ages. I have split the Tracks up so i'm only doing 1 Track at a time, with 75 frame handles. The Film at the moment is about 2 hours and i don't think we'll be losing too much off it.
When i tried exporting out it went very slowly on the same clip. I then rendered and replaced the whole track so everything was AIF like audition converts it to anyway and repeated the process. It did the same thing so i though i'd let it go over night to see if it made it through the night. It had got further but was now having the same issue with another clip. So over 7 hours and still no AAF made.
The only way i have got it out at a reasonable rate is to send to Audition and export as an OMFI but not embedded as the file size was too large. I have a suspicion that the AIF format perhaps is causing the same issue with the AAF, although AAF shouldn't be as restricted as an OMFI. I have only ever used AAF's with Media Composer ( MXF's) and have worked on 90 minute shows and managed to send out all the tracks ( around 12) as an embedded AAF.
Is this a known bug, i looked across the forums but couldn't find anything on search. I would expect that Premiere could deal with this seeing as it has handled other Features.

I think i have found the reason for this and a workaround for it. However it would be good to be fixed in the next update !
So what i think it was was that some of the recorded sound came as a wav which was 5 mono tracks. When normally sending straight out as an OMFI or to Audition it was seeing these as a full 5 tracks each time therefore one track would be the equivalent of 5.
Workaround is as follows for future reference :
Working from a copy of the project
1)Delete all video tracks and then render and replace audio. This creates extracted audio which you then need for the next step.
2) Project manager the Sequence as it's just extracted audio it won't copy video files so should give a reasonable size folder.
3) Open the project managed project which will reference just the extracted Wav's but it also loses the tie between the combined tracks
4) Then one track at a time export out an OMFI embedded.
Weirdly the AAF was still having the same issues after this. So i believe that was a red herring. Premiere just seems to struggle embedding with an AAF. OMFI is fine though.
This is quite a roundabout way but works with no issues . Adobe please fix this, FCP and Avid work first time without all of this mucking around.

Exporting multiple audio channels from Premiere Pro CS6 in MXF OP1a

I have a Premiere Pro project with multiple audio channels and I want to export them as individual channels in a MXF-file.
Method:
When I created a new sequence I choose "Multichannel" from the "Tracks" page. When I export the MXF OP1a, I choose 8 channels from the "Audio" page. I make sure that none of the channels are muted.
Result:
The rendered file contains 8 channels as I want it to, but only the first two channels contains audio (main left + right), the rest of the channels are empty. Channel 1 and 2 contains the audio from all channels, but I want the channels to be seperated in the same way as they are layered in Premiere.
Any ideas what I can do?
Thank you for your help!

Hey Guys,
I'm having problems exporting an 8 channel audio mxf for a broadcast client. The mix they want is as follows:
Track 01: Full Programme Mix L
Track 02: Full Programme Mix R
Track 03: International Sound L
Track 04: International Sound R
Track 05: Music and Effects L
Track 06: Music and Effects R
Track 07: VO Mono
Track 08: Interview Mono
I have setup the sequence following this video on vimeo and am fairly confident I have the sequence settings correct. https://vimeo.com/38501157
I also can export a multichannel mxf. But all my tracks are exported as mono and I am therefore not maintaining my L and R as set up in my sequence
The problem is on exporting that since Tracks 01 and 02 are bounced down to 1 + 2 it means that my Track 01 (Panned L) is getting bounced down onto my Track 02 aswell and thus it does not remain seperate. Has anyone delivered a similar format for a broadcaster and come across this problem with Premiere Pro and know a solution?
Any help would be much appreciated
Thanks
Eamonn

Error when exporting to other format from crystal report

Hi,
I have been facing an error "Method 'IRCREditableRTFExportFormatOptions_reserved5' on type 'CrystalDecisions.ReportAppServer.ReportDefModel.EditableRTFExportFormatOptionsClass' from assembly 'CrystalDecisions.ReportAppServer.ReportDefModel, Version = 11.0.3300.0, Culture-neutral, PublicKeyToken=692fbea5521e1304' is overriding a method that has been overriden." while trying to export the crystal report to another format (e.g. pdf and excel) from an application from a software vendor.
For your information, the machine OS that is running the application is Window 7. Before I did the installation of the application, it already has Visual Studio 2005 and Crystal Report XI Release 1 installed in the Window 7 system. After I had the above error, I went to search more information on the website and found out that I need to upgrade to Crystal Report XI Release 2 from the search results. However, after I upgraded from Crystal Report XI Release 1 to Crystal Report XI Release 2 and apply service pack 6, I still faced the same error when I tried to export. I even tried to uninstall Visual Studio 2005 and Crystal Report XI Release 2 but I'm still facing the same above error while exporting. I also tried to reinstall the application from software vendor but the same error come out.
Your help is highly appreciated. Thanks!!
Regards,
Jennifer

Good morning Jennifer
When you say:
" I also tried to reinstall the application from software vendor but the same error come out."
I wonder if the app you are trying to install is from a 3rd party vendor / developer? If it is, installing CR XI r2 (11.5) will not resolve the issue for you. From the error, the app was compiled with CR XI R1 (11.0) and the only way to get that app to use CR XI r2 will be to recompile it with CR XI r2 assemblies. E.g.; you will have to have access to the source code and then recompile the app, ensuring that you are referencing CR XI r2 assemblies. Or am I missing something here?
Ludek

Exporting XAVC 2k files from premiere

Hello All,
Any help/feedback would be much appreciated.
Shot on Sony F5: XAVC 2K format
Import into Premiere and can edit no problem.
But to export original resolution...I have tried checking the MATCH sequence box and end up with footage that is not the same. Or at-least can not be used in other applications, that can use the original un edited clips.
Tried to see what teh seq settings were and there appears to be no setting for this codec.
What could I be missing?
Thanks
jackMars55

From the Premiere Pro export dialog select MXF OP1a as the format. Once that is selected scroll down to the Video Codec pull-down menu and you will see multiple flavors of XAVC listed there.
Hope that helps,
Peter Garaway
Adobe
Premiere Pro

Why is there no Batch Export of multiple clips from Premiere CS6?

This is a no brainer. Every other NLE has had this for at least a decade, yet PP CS6 makes you INDIVIDUALY export clips rather than sending them as one batch. What a time waste for someone looking to move to CS6 from FCP and finding it's slower.

Not quite enough info here...
Great with the specs on the system, but I need ram and HDD info, along with a few details about your workflow.
First, what are you ingesting? I need the physical media and file type it starts with.
Second, are you transcoding? I need to know what you transcode to (file type and the specs for frames etc).
Third, where are you sending them? I need to know what Disk, and any other info on where the files are going.
Fourth, how long are the clips? The longer they are, the longer it takes to ingest, and the more active the scene the longer it will take to scrub through. Some systems have a file-size issue with the volume you output to. I suggest using an external disk formatted as EXT4 (exfat 4), it has a 16terabyte file-size limit. Other file systems will split the files in an odd fashion, and often do so destructively with larger files. Less than 6gb isn't a problem, but more... ...the system may flag it.
Finally, what are you using to ingest the files? USB, thunderbolt, firewire... ...They all have their good and bad. USB has version 1 2 and 3. Firewire has 400 and 800. Thunderbolt has only 1 speed ("wtf was that?"). Usb can have stability problems and disconnects, and usb3 isn't exactly perfectly compatible with mac. If you can, get a thunderbolt usb3 hub, they limit the speed in, but maintain the stability. You'll get 1-2\3 usb3 speeds with stability of thunderbolt at the computer end.
One last note, make sure your permissions are set and the application support folders are okay... ...I've had apps crash when they tried to access this in the /user/library folder, mainly do to a mavericks update that was supposed to lock down security. Make sure these folders allow the app to access them. You may need to find some tools to "Watch" the app, or find a crash log after and read where it failed.
To really get into things, I need all this.
You might try to do a permissions repair. Some updates don't reset them properly or the magnetics on a drive go a little haywire when reading the permissions. You need to ensure your system is clean. Do a drive repair just in case.

Exporting video to 8k from premiere or third party program for youtube.

Hello all,
i have been uploading video that has been scaled to youtube in 8k and it processed in 8k! the problem is that with some video codecs (shadowplay) i was using to lightly capture a game scene is not working.
ShadowPlay encodes video using H.264 codec and outputs in MP4 format. It's compatible with popular players such as Windows Media Player, VLC, and YouTube.
i have tried exporting the video matching the sequence settings and even with tons of others.
after that i usually take that exported video and export it again through this program.
ClipToolz Convert V2 Home Page
this program scales and compresses the video in .h265 at 8k and then i upload it to youtube most of the time it works. but for the life of me this last video will not process in 8k on youtube.
so youtube processes and shows done but only has up to 360p even if i leave the video up on youtube for 1 week it will not process up farther than 360p..
the problem i come to you today with is when processing on youtube the video processed for upload to youtube in 8k only work on any other video even if i download one and do a test upload in 8k it processes in 8k.
im thinking there is something wrong with the initial filmed video or something.
SO i uploaded to youtube the raw video that i captured before the first premiere export. and guess what?
the video posted and processed in its native 2k resolution that it was filmed in..
i would like to know if you know any way possible to upload in 8k so it processes or any third party program i can use to make it work.

I understand this might be a good technical exercise but how do you view 8K content?

Exporting in Hd format from premiere

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for