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February 8, 2021
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Can't export video with high quality

  • February 8, 2021
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Hi everyone. I haven’t used premier for a long time, and I have one problem. I need to export the video in 640x348 format and whenever I do, the video is of terrible quality. It is made up of a couple of photos and one high-resolution video, as well as letters and background. The sequence is in 640x348 resolution. I changed the values ​​in the settings for FPM, Level, profiles, and sometimes it is better, sometimes worse, but the quality is always bad. Does anyone have any idea what to do to make the video of good quality? Thanks in advance.
 
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Community Expert
February 8, 2021

It is a low resolution, my colleagues ACP already told you and it is. Try to change the size or resolution so that you can improve the quality of your video because you have high resolution photos and videos.

 

- Select the Sequence in the Project panel.

- Go to the menu Sequence / Sequence Settings...

- Change to Custom in Editing Mode.

- Change the Full HD 1920 x 1080 in Frame Size.

- Press OK

- Readjust the footage from the Effect Controls panel / Motion tab (position, scale, etc.)

 

Good luck.

 

 

 

Byron.
Ann Bens
Community Expert
Community Expert
February 8, 2021

Upscaling SD in Premier to HD and then exporting to SD again. Dont think that will do much good.

Peru Bob
Community Expert
Community Expert
February 8, 2021

What device are you viewing it in?

Richard van den Boogaard
Community Expert
Community Expert
February 8, 2021

Aside from the small desired resolution (640x348 pixels), can you tell us more about the bitrate you have chosen to encode the file with?

 

Please include a screenshot of your sequence and export settings.

 

Thanks.

MarekMularczyk
Community Expert
Community Expert
February 8, 2021

As Ann mentioned here, your resolution is tiny compared to what we use nowadays. For example, FullHD is 1920 x 1080px.

With your resolution, as you watch the video playing in your video player at full screen it's going to look very bad.

There's no way around it unless you use higher resolution, FullHD being pretty much a minimum nowadays.

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Ann Bens
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Community Expert
February 8, 2021

630x348 is nearly poststamp size. So dont expect high quality especially if played full screen on a hd monitor.