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Export Premiere h264 One video’s jerky the other is OK ( I included video examples)
Premiere 5.0 import files Canon 5D markII 1080p
I exported several timelines with custom preset h264 (mainconcept codec)
Only 1 of 5 export gone crazy – jerkyHave a look example on youtube:
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I tried to export different ways these days and noticed
if i export the same timeline but just several seconds – its OK.
Besides If I use VLC player its OK. Only QT jerks.
The worst I need to make DVD from the file, and when I convert to mpeg the jerky effect present on my DVD& %(I made at least 10 work on my mac recently it makes 10 hours of video converting and such problem I see only here.
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Update: exported NTSC – no jerks. But I need PAL. And the whole wedding was shot in PAL.
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Funky stuff! Have you tried exporting your video uncompressed first (at 25fps, etc — match the PAL standard), and then compressing it? I’m guessing that will fix everything.
Ben Unguren
Motion Graphics & Editing
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More then funky. I exported piece by piece every 10 sec until found problem files. But nor the files not their effects were faulty.
Decided by moving them couple of frames on time line. I’m still in a surprise how was that possible. -
I have found that on occasion, for no particular reason, that one of your clips in the timeline will simply go twitchy like that. If you alt drag the same clip onto it, it will replace the clip with another version of itself and fix the problem.
I have found that the other solution of exporting into an uncompressed file prior to transcoding works as well. -
I’ve exported clip several times by portions of 20 sec until found problem piece. Then just moved that video couple of frames and the entire clip exported well.
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