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Hello when I import an obs recorded video to premiere and edit it then export it the resolution of the final video will be bad I tried to export using different extensions
the obs recorded files are in mp4 format when I import them to premiere and then export them they give me bad resolution please help what to do.
Thanks in advance.
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So ... you've got 1092x614 media, worked on a 1440x1080 sequence, exported to 1920x1080 with a very low 8Mbps bitrate.
Is "Scale to frame size" set as a default in your Edit/Preferences/Media tab? If so, un-check it.
And a screen grab of what this looks like in the Program monitor and after export would be good. I'd like to see if you're maintaining the aspect ratio of the original, or what ...
Neil
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What are the frame-sizes of the files you're creating in OBS? In PrPro's Project panel, go to list view, and see what frame size is listed for the media.
What are the sequence settings you're getting in PrPro? Show a screen grab of your sequence settings dialog box in your reply, using the little flower-looking icon in the middle of the formatting bar of the reply box.
And of course, what are your export settings? Again, give a screen grab.
Neil
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here is the settings in obs
here is the sequence settings in premiere
here is the media metadata in premiere
here is the export settings in premiere
Hope this help
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Unfortunately, as you showed your selection list, not the final settings ... I can't see what the actual data is showing in the Export dialog box for frame size of the export. I can of course see the YouTube preset you're using, but can't tell if you left it at it's normal settings or futzed with anything.
You show a sequence preset panel, but I requested the Sequence/Settings dialog box which shows the specific settings of the sequence as-is with media in place. They're not the same thing.
The OBS settings box doesn't tell me the frame-size, that I'd asked for. The Project panel list shows a section with the frame size of the media, but by going to the Metadata panel and showing the section you did, you show the frame-rate but not the frame-size that I'd asked for.
It looks like it might be 1092x614, from what I can see "looking around" the drop-down list in the way.
So ... I'm still needing information. What is the frame-size of the original media. What are the sequence settings of the media ... not the preset used. And what were the final settings of the Export dialog box after you made all the settings choices, without any drop-down lists covering up the used settings.
Neil
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for the presets I didn't mess with anything here are some more screen shots that could be helpful
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So ... you've got 1092x614 media, worked on a 1440x1080 sequence, exported to 1920x1080 with a very low 8Mbps bitrate.
Is "Scale to frame size" set as a default in your Edit/Preferences/Media tab? If so, un-check it.
And a screen grab of what this looks like in the Program monitor and after export would be good. I'd like to see if you're maintaining the aspect ratio of the original, or what ...
Neil
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I don't have such option the problem is am beginner I learn from YouTube
here is a screen shot of media tab
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Is that CS6?
Might be on the General tab ...
Neil
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its cc 2015 actually but thank you the problem was due to the differences in import , sequence and export settings each has different resolution appreciate your help

