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Avoid quality loss from scaling video in Premiere?
by Ryan Jackson on Sep 23, 2009 at 10:54:56 pm

I recorded some video in DV format, 720x480, and would like to use it to create a small internet video with a resolution around 320x240. I created the project in Premiere Pro CS4 as a 320x240 project, then proceeded to import the DV files. I was figuring I could just scale the clips one I drop them onto the timeline. The quality looked poor from the preview, but I was hoping they would look better once rendered. Well, to my disappointment they look horrible--very blurred almost as if I was upscaling video (rather than downscaling it).

I am wondering if there is any way to scale it without the quality loss. I would like to keep the versatility of being able to scale it on the timeline because there are certain portions of the video I would like to zoom in on, and others I would like to zoom out.

Any tips for improving quality within Premiere, or do I have to use an external program like VirtualDub to do the scaling before I import it?

Thanks!

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Re: Avoid quality loss from scaling video in Premiere?
by Ann Bens on Sep 23, 2009 at 11:11:11 pm

Make the project the same size as the footage which is dv then render to flv, it is quite good.

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