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How can I fix this?
Hi guys.
I hope you can help me to solve this.
I edit a sequence in my Adobe Premiere 2.0 and export it as an .avi file. If I play the .avi, its ok, but if I open it in my Adobe After Effects 7.0, it looks terrrible, take a look https://img249.imageshack.us/img249/3607/lossofqualityqv6.jpgPlease, if you know how to solve this, helpe me.
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8 Replies
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Has you tried turning off Aspect Ratio correction?
Erik
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Or maybe the video is progressive, and AE has interpreted it as interlaced. Select the footage in the project window, then “file>interpret footage>main”, and “separate fields>off”.
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if these suggestions don’t help, can you tell us more about you original footage, and any settings that you used when exporting the avi…?
Kevin Camp
Designer – KCPQ, KMYQ & KRCW -
[Steve Roberts] “Or maybe the video is progressive, and AE has interpreted it as interlaced. Select the footage in the project window, then “file>interpret footage>main”, and “separate fields>off”.”
I made that suggestion in response to the same question (same footage) in a different thread about a week ago… I assumed the problem went away as there were no follow up questions from the poster.
Please don’t give up on your threads! Tell us what works/doesn’t work so we can sleep at night…
Darby Edelen
Designer
Left Coast Digital
Santa Cruz, CA -
Sorry. “Senior moment”. 🙂
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[Darby Edelen] “Please don’t give up on your threads! Tell us what works/doesn’t work so we can sleep at night…”
not only that, but if someone else has a similar problem and they read your thread, it would be nice if they knew what help.
Kevin Camp
Designer – KCPQ, KMYQ & KRCW -
Thanks for all the answers guys.
Steve Roberts, The “file>interpret footage>main”, and “separate fields>off“. was the perfect solution.
Now I’m happy. UP 😉
THANKS a lot
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I love this cow 😉
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