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09-05-2002, 02:17 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Europe
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Creating Movie Previews
Hello everyone,
well, I got an Adobe Premiere, and I am creatnig some move previews. My problem is when you export the file, it asks you million questions about codecs, framerates...etc. I played with it for 3 hours now, and I still suck!  I got a 1 minute clip with the most crapy quality picture and sound, and it's 10 megabytes CAN PLEASE ANYONE HELP ME? What are the settings that will make this look at least OK and won't be that large? Please? anyone?
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09-05-2002, 02:34 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: San Francisco
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I remember when I had this problem
 If you just want to use it as a giveaway clip then you don't need it to be high quality. Back in the day I used a mac and real producer. I'm not familiar with Adobe Premiere but you can play around with the different combinations of framerate & codecs. Here is a good resource for infro : http://www.moviecodec.com/ If you need more help just icq me @ 112525461 |
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