PP Corrupting footage it seems…?

[Ann Bens]

Trash your preferences and media cash database and import again.
See if that will help.

Which camera?

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[Tero Ahlfors]

What format/codec does the camera shoot in?

[Chris Tompkins]

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Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC

[Camille Katz]

Hi Chris,
Sorry! i didn’t think anyone else would answer this post so i removed them.

here they are again:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/90544058@N02/8365005093/in/photostream
https://www.flickr.com/photos/90544058@N02/8365005101/in/photostream/

[Camille Katz]

Hi Ann

Thanks a lot for your time to reply!
I cleaned (that’s the same like trashed right?) my media cash database and imported it again but still the same issue persists.

My camera is a simple little handheld thingy. A Sony DSC-W50 with a 25fps.
Do you think its the camera’s fault?
It seems ok when i play it back anywhere else but in Premier Pro.
I’m rather confused what the problem is.

Thank you again
Camille

[Camille Katz]

ehm i’m not quite sure. its a little simple thingy.
in my camera settings it says Sony, 480p, 25fps, standard STD.
Sorry i’m not so knowledgeable with these things!!

[Tero Ahlfors]

That seems to be a pretty old camera that shoots MPEG1 video which is an outdated format. Also the STD setting shoots in 16,6 frames a second (the FINE setting seems to shoot at a more standard frame rate of 30fps) so that will be a/is probably the problem.

[Chris Tompkins]

I see those bands in AVCHD footage now and again, It’s just on the computer screen in Premiere, don’t worry about it. Export to your deliverables and all will be fine.

Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC

[Camille Katz]

Hi Chris,

I thought that might be the issue too but even after i export it it comes out in the final result with those bars still.

[Chris Tompkins]

Wow, really?
Does your sequence match your footage?
What are you compressing to?

Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC