In any case, I make a documentary, he made abundant use of computer images captured in JPEG format using the Microsoft Vista cutting tool. because mp4 is highly compressed.ĭegradation of JPEGs imported into Premiere Pro CS4 in stepsįor this I downloaded 2 JPEG files, I don't know if the scale applied by the forum software is just for display in the message, I hope that JPEG files can be downloaded as they have been downloaded. MP4 file was 28meg, export avi is 94 meg. I just chose mp3 as it is not an issue with me.the audio sounds fine. or experiment with the audio settings in streamclip. You can export first when you are finished with the 'other' audio parameters what do you give. Anyway my export file ends up being type avi 2 720 x 480 24 fps progressive to 16:9 and he plays well in the traditional media. like the points going for a dinner of lobster from adobe.

I just tested an export by a 1920x1080p 29.97 FPS avc h264 (same codec as your 1280 x 720)Īnn Bens that suggested earlier for you in the other thread, so if it works please give him the Star 'responded'. If it works out for you try mpeg streamclip (free program) 4 But it has so many options and codecs and filters, I get lost.Īny help on this or any other way to convert them, would be much appreciated. What I need is some advice on an inexpensive way to convert MOV something 264 which PrPro 1.5 will recognize, I hope to a pretty decent quality. We have established that PrPro 1.5 will not import the MOV files native to a Kodak zi8, which are of the 264 encoded MOV files. It is in fact generated out of my previous post on the Kodak zi8 files. Convert MOV files to import into Premiere Pro 1.5 264

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