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Video Export low quality high bitrate (24.3.0)

Explorer ,
May 27, 2024 May 27, 2024

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So this is an old and long problem I always have with premiere.

 

When exporting into mp4 (H.264) files. I always get a lower quality output even when the bitrate matches the source.

 

Here are the two files, Source file is on the left, Premiere Export on the right.

MARIANCE_0-1716832948782.png

How is it possible that I have to use 50Mb/s to get a quality closer to a 23 Mb/s source video???
look at the difference in Duration and Size. If I export from Premiere at 23 Mb/s the video would look horrible and itll be very blocky and practically useless.

These are the parameters I used for exporting.

MARIANCE_1-1716833087495.pngMARIANCE_2-1716833099096.png


When is Premiere going to implement a better Export menu for h264 videos and even letting me tweak with additional options, Ive seen a very old (11 Year old) screenshot of premiere where you could choose GOP size, premiere seems to aply this option automatically even when maybe its not even needed. I dont want to export then re-encode the video to h264 just because premiere can't deliver a high quality video.

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Error or problem , Export , Hardware or GPU , Performance

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LEGEND ,
May 27, 2024 May 27, 2024

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You can still tweak the H.264 settings if you check the twirl down arrows.

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