Dude, I have the official non-illegal versions of all the Adobe Suit- I can encode the animaiton for you into a VERY small file that is CRYSTAL CLEAR. You just nee dot send me a clear source file I can put into Premier. Can you do that?
No, you have to tell me how you encode it. Or at least how you figured out how to encode it! Some of the problems on this player is that you don't seem to be able to embed the HD version, and that is pretty clear on youtube.
But I'd love to know how to freaking export things!
Exporting I do via my Premier- and it came with the special Adobe Encoding program that substitutes the Exporting option; as the Exporting option is the "in premier" option that usually mangles your vids and lowers the quality.
As for Encoding it for on-line; either goggle it (to find the actual code for a page), or find a place that you can embed with high quality: When I uploaded my film, I found that Facebook had the BEST player that kept the quality of my film. I just uploaded it to there, and then linked it everywhere. :)
Have you seen all the options in the adobe encoder? And sometimes, it doesn't seem to matter how you tweak them, the result is still stupid. Seriously. I was using that, set to quicktime, h.264 as the codec (I think we used that one in school, right?) 100% quality, 1280 by 720 for the dimensions, and then upping the bitrate some random amount, because I could never figure out just how high it has to be to actually do anything good. Also no progressive scan, square pixels, and 24 fps
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Jeez.
RIGHT. I also wanted to talk to you about just where this house is in C. Is it close enough to work?
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Dude, I have the official non-illegal versions of all the Adobe Suit- I can encode the animaiton for you into a VERY small file that is CRYSTAL CLEAR. You just nee dot send me a clear source file I can put into Premier. Can you do that?
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But I'd love to know how to freaking export things!
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As for Encoding it for on-line; either goggle it (to find the actual code for a page), or find a place that you can embed with high quality: When I uploaded my film, I found that Facebook had the BEST player that kept the quality of my film. I just uploaded it to there, and then linked it everywhere. :)
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