Select a high bit rate, such as 100 Mbps. Disable the aspect ratio link next to the dimensions and change the dimensions to 4096 by 2304 (or 2160 for 60 fps). Choose Stretch To Fill in the Source Scaling setting (**couldn't find this one, so didn't do it**). Change the profile to High and the level to 5.2. Disable the match source check boxes for dimensions, profile, and level. The settings were: "H.264 format with the Match Source preset.
Adobe premiere pro export mp4 how to#
I found a youtube tutorial for how to preserve video quality on a Mac here, but I'm using Windows, and instead tried the export settings listed here. How do I export 360 video out of Premiere and still preserve the original 4K quality of the footage? I exported the file using the following settings: Format: H.264, Preset: Custom, and ticked the box saying "Use maximum render quality"
Here are the properties of my sequence: 4736 x 2496, 00:03:56:01, 29.97 fps, 48000 Hz - Stereo, VR Projection: Equirectangular, VR Layout: Monoscopic, VR Captured View: 360° Horizontal by 180° Vertical.
The file has been captured with a Garmin VIRB 360, video duration is 4 minutes, the original file size is 3 GB, and the output file size is 300 MB. When editing a 360 video in Adobe Premiere Pro, I noticed that if I import the video into the program and export it again without any additional changes, the resulting file size of the output file is 10 times smaller than the original, and the output file is lower resolution and appears blurry compared to the original.
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