To get from Premiere to MPEG using our product requires that you export
to QuickTime or AVI and then use MPEG Power Professional to encode that
file. There is an MPEG encoder bundled with Premiere 5.0, but I have
heard from many people that there are some issues.
Thanks,
Chris O'Leary
V.P. of Marketing
Heuris
> Greetings to the list!
> I am hoping one og the more knowledgable people=20
> here can help me. Im a flaming newbie at digital compression=20
> and am attempting my first MPEG capture/render. Could someone=20
> please tell me if these settings will give good
> playback off of a CD-R?
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> My System
> Macintosh with a G3 processor
> Media 100 pro card with media cleaner
> Premiere 5.0
> SCSI Raid array for capture purposes
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> The settings I am using: (from Premiere 5.0)
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> Video Settings:
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> Sorenson video
> Frame Size =3D 640X480
> Frame Rate =3D 30
> Quality =3D High
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> General Settings:
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> Editing Mode =3D Quicktime
> Timebase =3D 30
> Time Display =3D 30fps Non Drop Frame TimeCode
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> There is no audio so I dont have to worry about that
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