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Article #58Rendering: Low quality, could use an FAQ
From: BrianESiano
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 2006 15:53
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 2006 15:53
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I know, others have had this very problem. I have some AVI files, 720x480, 16x9 ratio, pretty standard. I've edited them into sequences, and eventually, these will be embedded into Powerpoint slides. So, I'd like to render them into smaller files and, if possible, smaller sizes, to make the presentation more portable. I've tried rendering them with smaller dimensions (360 x 240) as AVIs, Windows media files, and even Quicktime. And the results are usually pretty artifact-y: they look like poorly compressed JPEGS. Of course, there are any number of things I could adjust, and maybe there are some codecs out there that offer better results than what came with Premiere Pro v 7.0. Is there a decent FAQ on how I could possibly correct this?
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