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export .avi jumpy
I am having a lot of problems with Premiere Pro and exporting. I am on my 3rd computer now : Pentium(R) D w/ 3GHz speed each, 3.25GB RAM, PNY GeForce 6800 GS 256MB Graphics card, and 2 internal hard drives. The 150G drive has all my Adobe apps on it and nothign else, and the 300G hardrive has all Premiere scratch disks on it. When I try to export the 8 minute film I have from Premiere, it plays back on Windows Media/RealPlayer as jumpy. The audio is ok but the video jumps up and down. Also, I noticed the video looks horizontally stretched like it is not in its normal 4:3 ratio. Please help.
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5 Replies
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How are you exporting? Many PCs will not play back a DV AVI at full speed and full quality using Media Player. If you bring the DV AVI into another project how does it look? Have you tried using a different player?
Steven
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Hi Steven, thanks for your response. I used the Export->Movie to export. I did notice that under the video settings, it said 24p Advanced (my video is just 24p) but that seems to be the way it sets video rendering if you select the Panasonic DVX 100A 24P project preset… So I am guessing that is not the problem. The video jumps in Windows Media, as I said, and a little less in RealPlayer. But – and I never even thought to do this before – when pulled back into Premiere Pro, it looks fine. Hopefully this means it will burn to DVD fine… So why do Windows Media and RealPlayer not play it back full quality (assuming you still think that is the problem)?
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I have an update : The .avi exhibits very slight stuttering even under Premiere Pro. Export->Movie (as Microsft DV AVI) seems to be the action that causes the problem. Because Export -> Adobe Media Encoder produces clean video. Any ideas what’s going on?
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Perhaps. I don’t use 24p, but my understanding is that you need to upgrade to Premiere Pro 2.0 to get it to work properly.
Steven
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This is a known issue ? 24P export doesn’t work in Premiere Pro 1.5? Please, say it isn’t so …
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