Best rendering settings for Premiere Pro

Works with 1080P and 720P :) Hope all goes well. Any questions be free to ask ;D i will answer ( if i can XD) as soon as possible :)

WORKS WITH CS4, CS5 AND CS5.5

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Howto & Style

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• HD rendering in premiere pro
• HD
• premiere pro CS5
• premiere Pro CS5.5
• premiere pro CS4
• rendering
• best rendering settings

[conewells]

Very good tut. don't listen to some of these jerks. bunch of angry show-offs.

[tutorialmania10]

@conewells Thanks :) I usually just ignore them, but its nice having someone say that :) Happy that you liked it :)

[akaREPTILIAN]

What's with ur voice? lol

[tutorialmania10]

@akaREPTILIAN puberty mate...puberty XD ahaha

[xViKR00K3DiVx]

What do u mean when you say large file size? Like between 1 & 2 gb? Cuz I made a time-lapse that was around 7 minutes long and had a file size of 1.5 gb

[tutorialmania10]

@xViKR00K3DiVx well it depends on your file type, eg if its HD, theres going to be a big size and it also depends on what format you render, h.264 will make a fairly low file size and great image quality but if you change to Quicktime and use Animation the file size will be huge. so basically you need to do a trial and error for finding the right type, also 7 min vid at 1.5gb is a good file size :) Hope I helpedd :D

[skittlespoon]

thanks bro

[TheViceMusic]

cheers mate, absolutely perfect tutorial

[Anime4everOyokrae]

could ya make basic settings tutorial too please XD? i mean project settings etc.. cant set it up D:

[TheParallex]

Fred? is that u

[frankytap]

there is a youtube HD widescreen preset avaible for premiere, works great if you only gonna upload it to youtube

[nosmdg]

you voice is scary :(

[kokooo035]

OMG. thank you so much.

[kingcobra439]

kid slow dowm sound like you have mental problems