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Keying problem AVCHD in AE (Keylight)
Hi,
Does anybody know why there are some unwanted disturbances in the video quality when i use the Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 on 1920*1080p .MTS Files.
I’m using the Keylight Plug-in on the After Effects CS4 and the Premiere to edit. Then I render it with the Media Encoder.
After doing all this there aren’t any problems in the Background but only in the keyed layer.
Do you know why ?
After Effects CS4, Premiere Pro CS4
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5 Replies
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What kind of problems, Emrah? Please try to be more specific.
Adolfo Rozenfeld · Adobe
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I’ve uploaded the video to te web:
https://istebu.com.tr/cc/index.html
Look at the video. The problem seems first on 00:16 and 00:18. And more…
I’m editing video in 1920*1080 Premiere project. and using AE Keylight to key. And then I exported it at 720*416.
I couldn’t solve this 🙁
Thank you.
emrah akman
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Yes, we’re aware of an issue when decoding AVCHD files from specific cameras in which you can get shuffled/out of order frames. Sorry for the inconvenience.
For now, try converting to a Quicktime or AVI file before importing to AE (search for AVCHD software converters, there are lots of these).Adolfo Rozenfeld · Adobe
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Thank you so much 😉
emrah akman
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thank you 😉
emrah akman
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