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Problem exporting video with jpegs
Hi!
I have a problem exporting my video with Adobe Premiere CS3. My video has a diaporama section where it’s just a bunch of jpeg pictures and when exported, some are missing! Why? When I play the video in Premiere, everything shows and works fine… Does anyone have had that kind of problem before? What is causing the problem, what am I doing wrong here?
Help meeee 🙂
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5 Replies
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Add the timecode effect to your entire sequence. This will label each frame with visible timecode.
Now export your video. When you play back the video, take note of the timecode where the picture is missing and then go to that timecode in the PPro sequence and replace the picture at that point in the sequence. Use a picture that didn’t go missing.
Now when you export does your replaced picture still go missing?
Cheers
Eddie -
I did what you said and it looks totally random. I noted the pictures missing, replaced them with ones that were still there, and when exported again, the missing ones were not the same… is it because there’s too many? I have something like 80 pictures of 20 frames each… 🙁
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If the pics are high resolution (8-10 mega pixels) Premiere can run out of memory, Resize to about 1200X900 if you are panning or zooming or 640×480 if not.
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Sight!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you! It indeed solved the problem to resize the pictures. It took a while to do but was well worth it. Thanks again 🙂
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I believe CS3 (which I’m still running in one place, CS4 at another) has an upper limit of 4000 x 4000 for still images. I’ve never tried to use anything beyond that.
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