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Adobe Premiere 7 > Export high quality movie for Windows Media Player & Quicktime?

Asked by t1shopper in General Multi-Media Software, Quicktime Player, Video Editing

Tags: Adobe Premiere 7, codec, h264, Windows Media Player, Quicktime

I have a movie in Premiere with a native size of 640x480 and frame rate of 30.003 and I want to export two very high quality versions:

1. The first version should be able to be played on Windows (e.g. Windows Media Player).
2. The second should be played on a Macintosh (Quicktime).

The exported file size doesn't matter. I've tried an awful lot of combinations and codecs with little luck. Usually the resulting output is jittery, pixelated and blocky.

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Adobe Premiere 7 > Export high quality movie for Windows Media Player & Quicktime?

Asked by t1shopper in General Multi-Media Software, Quicktime Player, Video Editing

Tags: Adobe Premiere 7, codec, h264, Windows Media Player, Quicktime

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