3rd problem in adobe premier pro 2

[Vo!D]

I thought my problem was solved with this problem http://www.animemusicvideos.org/phpBB/v ... hp?t=83251

But didn't noticed it til crackthesky said that the quality and sound of the amv is awfull so I checked and found out that the quality of the video was lesser of that the original heres the comparison.

The original pic


The compiled pic


see the difference I haven't noticed till it was given a comment.



This is my setup in adobe.

New project











right click on the video on the rendering area


field options


interpret footage


frame hold options



Video property original copy


Hoping for a solution on this problem all suggestion on this are greatly appreciated.
Also im still experimenting on it as we speak.

Lots of thanks

[Kariudo]

are you editing interlaced footage?
if you are, you probably shouldn't
if you aren't then the lower field first option may be your problem

from the clip properties that you posted, your clip resolution is larger than your project resolution.
Allowing an editing program to resize your footage is [generally] bad, so that might account for the loss of sharpness as well.
You should be using 640 x 480 sqaure pixels for your project setting (seeing as your capture has a 1.0 PAR)

try selecting 'none' to the processing options under field options

[Scintilla]

Any particular reason you're using DV editing mode instead of Video for Windows (Microsoft AVI)?

[Vo!D]

OK noted with great care (don't know what enterlaced really do T_T)

interlaced = BAD

will try to apply (and hoping that I undertand it correctly) all you have tought me and hopefull I get all correct. Will post for an update.

Thanks

[Vo!D]

Any particular reason you're using DV editing mode instead of Video for Windows (Microsoft AVI)?

No reason at all bro im experimenting and most of the things here like DV or such etc. does not really know what it does. Like interlaced I don't what it does.

[Kariudo]

here's the basic explanation of interlacing
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/ ... deo2.htm#1

[Purge]

Any particular reason you're using DV editing mode instead of Video for Windows (Microsoft AVI)?

this is you problem -> read the guides, export your project with a lossless codec

[Kariudo]

not necessarily, IIRC you can still choose codecs to encode with upon export if you're in the dv editing mode

[prYzm]

this guide is your friend, i suggest favouriting it. this guide happens to be my friend, much kudos to the creators

[Vo!D]

Just added into my favorites be reading now

Thanks to all of you guys for your helpfull tips.