How to get crisp internet video
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April 15, 2008 at 2:53 AM #37242
Anonymous
InactiveI was wondering how to get my videos to look crisp and clear after posting them on the web. I use APP 1.5 to edit and a Sony dcr-trv530 (digital 8) cam. After exporting and uploading to sites such as youtube the video appears very grainy, I have tried to play around with the frame size and aspect ratio but still get the same results. I’ve used youtubes recommended settings (640×480) and still no difference. A few of the videos in the short video contest used the sony dcr-trv730 cam (best senior video, best documentary, best comedy) which is a step above my camera and the video quality is worlds better so I don’t think it is my ancient camera causing the problem. Any suggestions or solutions would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance
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April 15, 2008 at 2:07 PM #164934
Anonymous
Inactiveit’s not the frame size and aspect you need to worry about so much as the codec and bit rate of compression. take a look at a program called super, it will encode very well and has very adjustable parameters.
John
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April 16, 2008 at 1:43 AM #164935
Anonymous
Inactivewhere could I find this program, is it downloadable? any suggestions on fixing the problem with adobe
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April 16, 2008 at 12:40 PM #164936
Anonymous
Inactiveyes, google super, it’s a free app, and no sorry, I don’t have any suggestions to help you out with Adobe, I don’t use it.
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April 16, 2008 at 3:11 PM #164937
Rob
ParticipantYoutube sucks. Go to exposureroom.com
They allow you to upload a video of any size. And any number of videos. However, I’d hold back from uploading your own “youtube” videos, for example, cats falling asleep, the sneezing panda, that dude who tells people to leave brittney alone. It seems to be a professional environment. So try to upload only serious videos.
As far as settings for your file: I always export my video out of Final Cut Pro to Compressor. Then I select the H.264 codec. Have all the setting at the highest quality. I usually make my video size 320X246
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April 16, 2008 at 3:12 PM #164938
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May 6, 2008 at 12:10 PM #164939
Anonymous
InactiveAdobe Prem Pro .. that your using is fine exporter .. you don’t need anything else as well as adobe video encoder all good software .. … I use that all the time exporting to the web .. its the fact that video sizes have to be so compressed to be played on the Internet and quality suffers .. you’ve compressed it once from APP then You Tube have also converted it for play out .. and squished it even more …. and the video quality will suffer with every downgrade … Compression is a pain on video …
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May 7, 2008 at 12:17 AM #164940
Anonymous
Inactiveso how is it that some videos look clear on youtube? are those users just uploading uncompressed videos?
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May 7, 2008 at 4:37 PM #164941
David
ParticipantThis may sound silly but I actually use Windows Movie Maker to downcovert pieces made on Adobe Premiere Pro.
Here’s I do it:
1) Export the finished Adobe timeline as a movie.
2) Import that movie into Movie Maker. Be sure to uncheck the automatic clips box.
3) Drag the movie you imported into the Movie Maker timeline or storyboard.
4) Under Finish Movie, click save to my computer.
5) Give it a title and destination and click next.
6) Check “Other Settings” and select “High Quality NTSC” from the drop down menu.
This has given me a good balance between size and quality.
See mascenicmedia.blogspot.com for examples.
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May 11, 2008 at 8:44 PM #164942
Anonymous
Inactivei have the same problem ..
and i was used Windows Movie Maker at the end it’s give me good result.
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