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Premiere Pro 2.0 – image shaking when exporting movie
I have this problem: when I capture a movie, I play it in Windows Media Player, and it is great. Then when I edit it in Premiere Pro 2.0, and export it, the picture starts shaking after 7 or 8 seconds. Please HELP ME. I need it urgently.
HELP PLEASE
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7 Replies
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If you are capturing DV AVI from a MiniDV camera, and you have problems previewing the material, it could be a DirectX issue or a problem with the video drivers on your graphics card. Are they up-to-date?
Steven
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Yes, they are the newest possible. But when I preview it it’s ok, it’s just when I export it it shakes
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I’m exporting it as .avi file. I am using these settings:
General:
File type: Microsoft DV AVI
Range: Entire clipVideo:
Compressor: DV PAL
Color depth: Millions of colors
Frame size: 720×576 4:3
Frame rate: 25.00 frames per second
Pixel aspect ratio: D1/DV PAL (1,067)
Quality: Maximum
Key frame every 0 framesWhen I use some video effects to stop that it doesn’t help, if you can help me with this I would be very grateful!
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Are you seeing the shaking when you import the clip back into Premiere Pro, or are you viewing it in Media Player, which can have problems playing full rate DV AVI?
Steven
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OK, thank you very much, it works now. But now my friend has a problem with Premiere Pro 2.0. When he edits clips in Premiere the picture has “snow” for a second, if you know what I mean, and then it is ok (the captured clip is great). But it happens again after 10 seconds, and so on. He tried all kinds of filters and nothing. HELP PLEASE!!!
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what what what!?
How did you fix it!?
I’m having the exact same problem!!!!!!I’ve played it in Divx Player, MPL, VLC, Quicktime, anything media playing software you name it!
But i still get shakes!
How did you fix it!???????
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