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Re: Bad Quality Renders in Premiere PLEASE need help
by Dylan Kimbrell on Jun 2, 2008 at 2:31:02 pm

You are correct..AE, in general, does tend to do better compression than PP. That said, a fool-proof method for exporting out of Premiere would be to output an Uncompressed Quicktime .mov, bring it into AE when you can encode it for DVD (mpeg-2). Avoid transcoding your video in Encore at all costs (it will probably want to transcode your audio, but that's fine).

Also... there is a "huge book" with info on all the different encoding settings, it's called Creative Cow. Keep reading the forums and you'll be in good shape. In the mean time I'd suggest familiarizing yourself with the various flavors of Quicktime output...Uncompressed (lossless), Animation (compressed) and H264 (excellent for the web) are all good starting places.

Good luck.



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