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Video on timeling has become corrupt
This is the second time this has happened to me in the last couple of months, but I’ve completed other projects without a problem. One moment my video on the timeline plays fine, the next it plays back with a stutter and looks like it is heavily compressed. The actually video clips are fine. I can play them in the source window fine. I can load them into new projects or open up old versions of my current project and play them without a problem. But as soon as I drag a clip from the source window to the timeline it plays bad. Saving the project under a new name, deleting preview files, importing into a new sequence, loading up autosaves dosen’t help. Has anyone heard of this? In Premier 6 when I had a something wrong with a project file I could delete a preference file, reenter the serial number and all would be fine. Is there something like this in Pro? I’m running Premier Pro, P4 with 1 gig of ram, Nvida card.
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Realtime playback on the timeline can suffer when the properties of your source footage does not match your project settings. Do you have a proprietary capture card (Canopus/Decklink/Matrox)?
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It’s not a realtime issue. All specs are correct. I’ve discovered that it has something to do with the track matt feature. I’ve created a wipe effect using the track matt feature. Once I assign the track matt layer in the effects property it causes all my video video to playback bad. Remove the effect and the video plays normal again. So it appears to be some kind of bug in the software. Anyone use the track matts without problems?
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Does it play back incorrectly after rendering or before? You will probably need to render the segment of the track for this effect to play properly.
slainte,
marisu
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