Convert Video using Adobe Premiere Po CS3

[SB4]

Hello,



I'm using Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 for Editing video to delete the sound and add a new sound to it but the problem is when i convert the movie to avi file the result video have medium Quality with file size 1.21GB and there is some noise on it not like the original video High Quality with file size 391MB and there is no noise. Why ? and How to fix this ?

Look at the pictures:

Original Video


Result Video



Best Regards,
SB4

[Baldrick]

What video codec are you using? For avi try divx/xvid if you want to keep a low file size with good quality.

[SB4]

I'm using both dvix/xvid and my operating system Windows 7 64-bit

[SB4]

In the attachment there is an information about the result video file and the original video file

[poisondeathray]

what were your sequence settings , and export settings ?

If you are just replacing audio, I would use something like vdub or avidemux (unless you have to do audio edits or line up tracks or other edits) , this way you can copy the video (no quality loss) by using direct stream copy. In premiere, it will do a colorspace conversion, and you have to re-encode (slower and quality loss)

[SB4]

The problem is i have to do both audio and video edit.

[poisondeathray]

Your original was 768x576, square pixel , but you exported 720x480

I suspect you used wrong sequence settings, like NTSC DV , and interlaced , then deinterlaced and resized upon export. This results in those aliased jaggy edges

You need to use a custom progressive setting that matches your original in terms of dimensions, fps, progressive, PAR

On export you're using uncompressed audio, that's 8x the size of the original; you might want to use compression for that as well

[SB4]

Is it possible to tell me the steps. please ?

Because it's the first time i use Adobe Premiere and I attach all the information i know.

[poisondeathray]

start a new sequence , and enter the values that match your original (they are in the text file you uploaded)

This screenshot is from CS4 , so it might look slightly different in CS3

Then do your edits, and export using the same settings (frame size, PAR, fps etc....)

Cheers

[SB4]

thanks poisondeathray

I will try this and tell you the result

Best Regards,
SB4

[poisondeathray]

If you already did your project, you should be able to transfer your old edits over to the new sequence to save time

edit=>copy , edit=>paste into the new sequence

Some things might need to be adjusted, like title sizes etc..., but the rough cuts and effects should be transferred over

[SB4]

thank you poisondeathray everything is ok now