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  • Digital Pixelation when exporting to tape (Premiere Pro 2.0)

    Posted by Rox101 on May 8, 2007 at 9:58 am

    I captured footage in Premiere Pro 2.0 from a DVCPro tape (via a SONY DSR1500AP deck)When I then export the captured footage to tape (mini DV), it comes out playing digitally pixelated. (The audio is fine)

    …so I tried exporting as a ‘movie’ (dv .avi file) and the footage comes out fine…it’s just when I export to tape that it dosen’t come out clear.

    I’m sure there’s a setting I need to adjust, but I can’t seem to get it right.

    Please help!!!

    Rox101 replied 19 years, 4 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  • Did you capture it as DVCPro? If so, you can not export it back out to a Sony DSR-1500 as DVCPro as the deck will not record that format. Just second guessing here, you might try to create a new project with DV settings, and import your trouble project in. You might have to render the timeline, but then try an export to tape.

  • Rox101

    May 14, 2007 at 7:43 am

    (I had captured the footage as DV) Your suggestion to render the whole timeline was a Gem!!! The .avi that I had captured wasn’t getting the green render line on the time line when I rendered it so, in order for the whole time line to be rendered, I created a ‘titler’ with absolutely nothing in it and placed in video track 4 above eveything else and stretched it out along the duration of the project. When I hit ‘render sequence’ it then was able to render the whole timeline. When I then exported it to tape, the imported .avi footage was no longer pixelated. Thank you so much for your help!!!!

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