#Easefab video converter sucks how to

What format is your original footage? Use if you don't know (view =text)What project settings did you use?What editing have you done? I'm open for any suggestions as what I could try and do to improve my situation.In advance a heartfelt thanks,Lindenkron. This clip is 45mb in size:(Note: It's not my on the picture)After encoding it in.mp4 AVC (h.264) this is how it comes out, and it matters now if I use any effects to sharpen it up or what not.(Note: It's not my on the picture)Specifically look at the eyes and the shed in the background and you can easily see that there's serious sharpness issues etc.These are my render settings for MainConcept AVC/AAC at the moment.

Also my camera delivers.mts files which are not recognized by CS3 (only CS4, typical isn't it?) so I'm pretty sure this isn't a viable option for me.I've tried.wmv (obviously a bad result, but low file size).avi (both compressed and uncompressed using Easy h.264 afterwards).mp4 (AVC - both the MainConcept AVC/AAC and the Sony AVC).movA little example of the original footage before touching anything. I believe he uses Adobe Media Encoder, but it requires CS4 and I'm only in possession of CS3.

#Easefab video converter sucks how to

There are countless amount of videos on youtube that show how to render in oh so amazing quality and it all seems fine and dandy when they do it, yet I've yet to replicate anywhere near the same result.