My source material are all .MOV format, and the audio track is MP3. On one occasion of exporting the movie, the sound was off (skipped in places, e.t.c.). I have tried all formats to export; all of them look TERRIBLE. Is it possible that exporting in MPG-4 format would ensure decent quality? I'm asking because apparently the trial version does not have the codec for MPG-4 available to purchase/download. Just in case this might make a difference, this is a before/after comparison: http://www.imagehut.ws/fx_images/chronos_FFXIII comparison I.jpg http://www.imagehut.ws/fx_images/chronos_FFXIII comparison II.jpg (the first image is the in-program quality; the second image is the .MOV export) Also if someone could help simply explaining the export options a bit...I'd appreciate it. I admit I'm rather overwhelmed by the options & settings on the export window; this is really my first time experimenting with a professional movie edit program. I might be doing something wrong on the export settings...(I went with all default). Please help me out here.
Why are there bad quality exports in Movie Edit Pro 14 (Trial version)?
AzureChronos
wrote on 4/28/2008, 10:05 PM