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  Problem with jerky rendered output on AVCHD 1080/50i Sony HDR CX 350VE camcorder. PLEASE??

  Posted by Mike Burns on December 13, 2013 at 2:52 pm

  Hi everyone, the following has been driving me crazy for months, can anyone PLEASE help?

  I have Sony HDR CX 350VE camcorder, which produces AVCHD 1080/50i output files with a file extension .MTS

  They play back beautifully from the HDMI output of the camera into my Sony bravia PAL TV, but I’ve tried dozens of output settings on premier Pro 5.5.2 on my macbook pro (8GB RAM core i7 processor 2012). After rendering and exporting, I get horrible juddery playback, especially when panned shots are prevalent, yet these look perfect when I play them backusing the original camcorder’s own HDMI socket. can anyone please help?

  I setup a sequence using the imported file properties.
  I then use my “Match sequence Settings” is ticked, and I get the following settings appear
  MPEG Preview
  Frame Rate 25fps
  Upper first
  Codec 1-frame

  these give me juddery results.

  I’ve tride de-interlacing, this doesn’t help

  I have read lots of online tutorials, and most suggest using the H.264 codec but this only allows progressive output and blanks out field order box to make it de-interlaced.

  I’ve even tried a preset called Mach Source Attributes h.264 Blu-Ray, and also with H.264 Formats selected on all available settings.

  Please, what am i doing wrong, it’s so frustrating to see video so smooth playing from my camcorder, but juddery output after endering through the computer. I’m playing the juddery files both on my Macbook pro’s screen, and additionally on the PAL TV, they both judder!

  Please can anyone help me.

  kind regards
  Mike

  Mike Burns replied 12 years, 8 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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