Adobe Premiere Pro is a popular video editing program and can be used to prepare your video for upload to Vimeo. We encourage you to see Adobe's export tutorial at 'How to export and share video'. Note: While these instructions walk through Adobe's export settings, they also follow
Vimeo's compression guidelines and may not contain the newest options or navigational steps as Adobe adds features to its software. Vimeo uses some unique calculations to determine the available playback qualities for your video. Learn more at 'Determining playback resolution'. There are some situations where you'll want to choose a frame rate different from the source: If your frame rate is higher than 60 FPS: Choose a factor of your frame rate that is between 15-60 FPS. For example, if your frame rate is 100 FPS, choose 50 FPS. If your frame rate is lower than 15 FPS: Choose a multiple of your frame rate that is between 15-30 FPS. For example, if your frame rate is 8 FPS,
choose 16 FPS. If you upload a frame rate that is higher than 60 FPS or lower than 15 FPS, Vimeo will automatically adjust the frame rate for you — but we can't guarantee the results will be as expected. It's best to do the conversion on your end prior to uploading. These target bitrates are suggested for average video files. If your video contains below average visual complexity (such as a slideshow presentation), choose a lower target bitrate. If your video contains above average visual complexity (such as a video with high levels of grain), increase the target bitrate. Remember: Lower data rates lead to smaller file sizes and faster uploads! Experiment to pick the lowest data rate that
yields acceptable image quality. SD — 2-5 720p — 5-10 1080p — 10-20 2K — 20-30 4K — 30-60 These maximum bitrates are suggested for average video files. If your video contains below average visual complexity (such as a slideshow presentation), choose a lower maximum bitrate. If your video contains above average visual complexity (such as a video with high levels of grain), increase the maximum bitrate. Remember: Lower data rates lead to smaller file sizes and faster uploads! Experiment to pick the lowest data rate that
yields acceptable image quality. SD — 2-5 720p — 5-10 1080p — 10-20 2K — 20-30 4K — 30-60 Related articles
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Contact us How do I change the render settings in Premiere?Change settings for an existing project
Choose Edit > Project Settings > General. In the Project Settings dialog box, specify project settings for General, Capture, and Video Rendering. Click OK.
How do you change display settings in Premiere Pro?Click on the “Settings” tab (next to the “Sequence Presets”). Select “Editing Mode” to “Custom“. Against “Frame Size“, change the horizontal and vertical resolution to, say, “3840” and “2160” for a 4K UHD project. Click on the “Ok” button.
How do I change the export quality in Premiere Pro?Best export settings for Premiere Pro.. Format: H. 264 (. mp4). Frame rate: Match the frame rate of the source video.. Frame size: 1920 x 1080 for HD, 3840 x 2160 for 4K.. Field order: Progressive.. Aspect: Square pixel.. Performance: Hardware encoding.. Profile: High.. Level: 4.2 (5.2 for 4K). |