AbsoluteDestiny wrote:Why would you want to export from Premiere as compressed for web distribution anyway???
the Black Monarch wrote:Precision and control... over what?
FurryCurry wrote:Divx 3.11, Divx 5.03, koepi's XviD, and HuffYUV should be enough to take care of your amv needs.
the Black Monarch wrote:Precision and control... over what?
klinky wrote:the Black Monarch wrote:Precision and control... over what?
Audio compression...![]()
Premiere = no mp3 or other worthwhile audio compressor.
Also the best thing to do would be a two pass encode in XviD. The fact that if you did this in Premiere, you'd have to re-render every effect twice to do this = bad idea. So, export in uncompressed or huffYUV from Premiere.
Now if you're speaking of exporting using the Realmedia/Cleaner/MainConcepts plugins, that's a whole 'nother bucket of fish, but those suck compared to TMPEG or VDub + XviD.
~klinky
Premiere = no mp3 or other worthwhile audio compressor
For (2), you'd either have to do nothing or telecine up to 29.97fps and set some sort of pulldown flag, both of which are trivial.
Doing this via Premiere would require rendering the project twice, and sometimes that just isn't desirable. "always", for example, takes in excess of 4.5 hours to render everything on my Athlon 850. (By "everything" I mean both the main timeline and additional timelines, although the additional ones only have to be rendered once.) I have better things to do than to kill 9 hours of the day with renders
the Black Monarch wrote:I will NEVER Telecine my footage. Telecine is the spawn of Satan.
the Black Monarch wrote:I could have sworn that I already posted here since Klinky's appearance...Premiere = no mp3 or other worthwhile audio compressor
True, but ADPCM works very well. It's "worthwhile" enough for me.For (2), you'd either have to do nothing or telecine up to 29.97fps and set some sort of pulldown flag, both of which are trivial.
I will NEVER Telecine my footage. Telecine is the spawn of Satan.Doing this via Premiere would require rendering the project twice, and sometimes that just isn't desirable. "always", for example, takes in excess of 4.5 hours to render everything on my Athlon 850. (By "everything" I mean both the main timeline and additional timelines, although the additional ones only have to be rendered once.) I have better things to do than to kill 9 hours of the day with renders
Well my videos take about 10 minutes to render on my machine, so that's kind of a non-issue compared to the gigabytes that Huffies would take up.

NicholasDWolfwood wrote:[MOD467: Post edited to remove inflammatory remark.]
the Black Monarch wrote:I could have sworn that I already posted here since Klinky's appearance...Premiere = no mp3 or other worthwhile audio compressor
True, but ADPCM works very well. It's "worthwhile" enough for me.
For (2), you'd either have to do nothing or telecine up to 29.97fps and set some sort of pulldown flag, both of which are trivial.
the Black Monarch wrote:Doing this via Premiere would require rendering the project twice, and sometimes that just isn't desirable. "always", for example, takes in excess of 4.5 hours to render everything on my Athlon 850. (By "everything" I mean both the main timeline and additional timelines, although the additional ones only have to be rendered once.) I have better things to do than to kill 9 hours of the day with renders
Well my videos take about 10 minutes to render on my machine, so that's kind of a non-issue compared to the gigabytes that Huffies would take up.
NicholasDWolfwood wrote:First of all, you're a person and I think you're wrong. Telecine will look GOOD if you do it right, not the telecine that's used on DVDs. Second of all, it don't mean jack SHIT how long it takes to render. You could have one effect (IE a Gaussian Blur) that would take hours and hours to render for one 5-10 second clip. Third, ADPCM is shit. It really degrades the quality. I've ran tests, and RA8/LAME beat the fuck out of ADPCM.
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the Black Monarch wrote:I will NEVER Telecine my footage. Telecine is the spawn of Satan.
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