• Adobe Premiere Pro

  Divx/MPEG 4 Encoding

  Posted by Will Johnston on July 13, 2007 at 1:31 pm

  I’m having some issues with divx encoding in Premiere Pro. The Divx codec leaves my videos looking very artifacted, and Xvid hangs Premiere (CS2) every time I try to use it. Someone recommended that I use Dr. Divx to convert my videos. It works quite well, but the problem is that I produce about 15 5 minute videos per week, and I’ve usually only got a couple of hours from the time I get the footage until I need to have it done. The extra step adds quite a bit of time to the process, and I have to encode in MPEG 4 because I need to be able to upload to YouTube without horrendous audio sync issues.

  Does anyone have any ideas for a different codec I could use or some way of fixing the issue that Premiere has with using the codec directly?

  Many thanks,
  Will

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  Mike Velte replied 19 years ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  Mike Velte

  July 14, 2007 at 9:54 am

  Premiere caNt handle DIVX or Xvid export well…never could.
  Try Windows Media Video or Flash video export.

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