encoding for the web

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3 total messages Started by George_Paine Tue, 16 Jan 2007 22:29

Author: George_Paine
Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2007 22:29

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I'm building my first website and need to know the best way to get high quality videos that are easy for my clients to view. I'm using PPRO 1.0 and have tried to encode in MPEG2 which I like the quality but the files are too large. I've also tried many different .wmv encodings but the quality is very low. I'm creating Wedding Sample videos the largest is 2.1gb in the DV AVI format. Any help would be great.

Thanks,
George Paine

Re: encoding for the web

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Author: tony_arnold
Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2007 15:19

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Try exporting using windows media format and experiment witht he various options that Adobe give you and look at the size and quality of the results. I read that Flash viseo is best but only latest premier allows export in this format.

Re: encoding for the web

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Author: Rajindran
Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2007 16:07

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You can try some 3rd party software to convert your avi or MPEG2 file which is a high res file to a web format file. I always use mp4 format to up load in my web. The quality is good and the sound is also good. I'm using canopus Procoder to convert my file from Premier . You can find a lot more software over the web to convert the file to mp4 file

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