Comments on: What is best way to save movie files in Adobe Premiere, if I am using them for Google Video on a website? http://www.canonopturaminidvblog.com/canon-optura-camcorder/what-is-best-way-to-save-movie-files-in-adobe-premiere-if-i-am-using-them-for-google-video-on-a-website Great Products | Great Reviews Tue, 29 Jun 2010 12:59:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Pon http://www.canonopturaminidvblog.com/canon-optura-camcorder/what-is-best-way-to-save-movie-files-in-adobe-premiere-if-i-am-using-them-for-google-video-on-a-website/comment-page-1#comment-658 Pon Sun, 17 May 2009 01:21:59 +0000 http://www.canonopturaminidvblog.com/canon-optura-camcorder/what-is-best-way-to-save-movie-files-in-adobe-premiere-if-i-am-using-them-for-google-video-on-a-website#comment-658 it really depends on where you put your files, SD cards for example. It also depends on what your footage consists of. .wmv files are generally really really poor quality and end up blurred and heavily pixelated. .avi files are generally pretty good and don't have as much quality loss. These do take up a lot of space though. .mov files are also very good and show generally a clear picture. These are good for action and camera movement. .mpg files are good if you have a lot of static shots, ones that don't move or have a lot of action in the shots. You might also want to look at your settings for export. They might be exporting to a smaller size or with poor quality. Make sure you check those in your preferences.<br><b>References : </b><br> it really depends on where you put your files, SD cards for example. It also depends on what your footage consists of.

.wmv files are generally really really poor quality and end up blurred and heavily pixelated.

.avi files are generally pretty good and don't have as much quality loss. These do take up a lot of space though.

.mov files are also very good and show generally a clear picture. These are good for action and camera movement.

.mpg files are good if you have a lot of static shots, ones that don't move or have a lot of action in the shots.

You might also want to look at your settings for export. They might be exporting to a smaller size or with poor quality. Make sure you check those in your preferences.
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