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In Premiere ist nicht das Projekt festgelegt, sondern nur die Sequenz. Du kannst viele verschieden Sequenzren mit beliebigen Auflösungen in einem Projekt haben, egal, wie es angelegt ist. Entsprechend sehe ich beim Anlegen eines neuen Projekts auch keine Option, die Auflösung festzulegen, sondern beim Anlegen einer Sequenz.
Wenn du eine Sequenz mit den Eigenschaften deines Materials anlegen willst, kannst du bequem einen der Clips nehmen, Rechtsklick, 'New Sequence from Clip', oder du ziehst den
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Hello,
Step 1: Setting Up the Project
Launch Adobe Premiere Pro: Open Adobe Premiere Pro on your computer.
Create a New Project: Go to File > New > Project. Name your project and choose a location to save it.
Set Project Settings
- Choose a scratch disk location for your project files.
- Set the desired project settings (like scratch disk location, capture format, etc.).
Step 2: Importing 4K Footage
Import Media: Go to File > Import and navigate to the location of your 4K footage. Select the clips you want
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Hello, Make sure that your sequence settings and export settings match the frame size of your raw footage. You can find the frame size in the sequence settings, as I explained earlier. To change it, switch the editing mode to custom. btw it's the same in all versions.
when exporting your video, select "Match Source" presets to ensure that the exported frame size matches your original footage for the best outcome as in the attached pic
Try the "allgemein" menu
Choose Desktop and change the frame size to what you want
If that approach doesn't work, try opening a 4K sequence as shown in the following picture.
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- Keep the aspect ratio as square pixels.
- Change the profile to "High" and the level to "5.1."
- Scroll down and enable "Render at Maximum Depth" for better quality.
- In the bitrate settings, choose VBR (Variable Bit Rate), 2 Pass.
- Set the target bitrate to at least 40 Mbps for 4K footage (increase for higher quality).
- Set the minimum bitrate to 40 Mbps.
- Optionally, set the maximum bitrate to desired value.
- Enable "Use Maximum Render Quality" for improved output.
- Adjust the frame rate (e.g., 30 FPS) as needed.
- Change the width and height proportionally to achieve desired resolution (e.g., 3840 x 2160 for 4K) Make sure to do this step after you change all above as you can see in pic 4.
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