Awesome compression!

[TheAJ]

A couple days ago, adobe shipped me Adobe Premiere (Pro), and Adobe Audition (didn't bother to install yet) and then i downloaded Adobe After Affects (trial) because i was too impatient for my school to send me a license

Anyways, when i installed adobe premiere, i realized it installed a codec with it aswell, so i thought i'd check it out. It's a pretty good codec

example:

Here is Camtasia's Codec:

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Video Size: 58mb - HD 720p
Video Bitrate: 2400


Here is Adobe's Codec:

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Video Size: 4mb! - HD 720p
Video Bitrate: 3000


And in the second video, it has alot more vibrant colours, instead of the first one where it only has a couple colours. Pretty awesome

 

[Tyler]

Looks real good.
How much did all that adobe software cost you though? $500+ USD?

 

[LifeExpired]

A couple days ago, adobe shipped me Adobe Premiere (Pro), and Adobe Audition (didn't bother to install yet) and then i downloaded Adobe After Affects (trial) because i was too impatient for my school to send me a license

Anyways, when i installed adobe premiere, i realized it installed a codec with it aswell, so i thought i'd check it out. It's a pretty good codec

example:

Here is Camtasia's Codec:

You must be registered to see links

Video Size: 58mb - HD 720p
Video Bitrate: 2400


Here is Adobe's Codec:

You must be registered to see links

Video Size: 4mb! - HD 720p
Video Bitrate: 3000


And in the second video, it has alot more vibrant colours, instead of the first one where it only has a couple colours. Pretty awesome

Thats really good actually, what was the time to convert and what extention does it use?

Lewis.

 

[tazviney]

Nice tip how quick did there 1 min hd vid load it waas sweet

 

[TheAJ]

Thats really good actually, what was the time to convert and what extention does it use?

Lewis.

MPEG, layer 4 (mp4)

And convertion time, i don't even know :S
i just clicked publish movie, and done the file was created

But honestly, a compression, that is HD 720p, can be compressed in at 4mb per minute of vibrant colour video, that is well respected

I'm really getting into the media works effort, and creating special effects, so this will be helpful when im making huge videos
btw, i tried compressing a Widescreen movie (Transformers , not HD) which was around 2gb, and now it is 178mb and same quality
which is pretty awesome.

 

[LifeExpired]

MPEG, layer 4 (mp4)

And convertion time, i don't even know :S
i just clicked publish movie, and done the file was created

But honestly, a compression, that is HD 720p, can be compressed in at 4mb per minute of vibrant colour video, that is well respected

I'm really getting into the media works effort, and creating special effects, so this will be helpful when im making huge videos
btw, i tried compressing a Widescreen movie (Transformers , not HD) which was around 2gb, and now it is 178mb and same quality
which is pretty awesome.

Woah I wish people would encode with that codec more often :|

Lewis.

 

[yjlasher22]

yeah, adobe premier never fails to amaze me with whatever it can do with videos... but my friend once made a really complex one that needed over 2 hours to render... but it was made after months of hard work, so its really nice.

 

[AnDy]

cant be anything but H264, since nothing else can encode at high quality and keep the size low

i use Sony Vegas and After effects though so dunno what premier uses really

 

[TheAJ]

cant be anything but H264, since nothing else can encode at high quality and keep the size low

i use Sony Vegas and After effects though so dunno what premier uses really

I don't really know anything about media encoding, but all im sure about is that i chose compress/encode in MPEG4 (layer 4)

usually i wouldn't give a damn about what the encoding is aslong as it's good quality, but recently i've been uploading alot of videos, so 1min per 4mb, which is really awesome indeed, usually my videos are 5-10minutes = 20mb - 40mb

proof of encoding and video size: