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What caused this weird render? (pic inside)
I shot a short film for the 48 Hour Film Project on a Canon XH A1 camera in HD 30f mode. I edited in Premiere CS3 in full resolution and exported an uncompressed AVI. The entire video had this weird duplication of the rightmost 1/3 of the picture, like in this exported frame:
What’s going on? We copied the entire project over to another machine and had the same result.
— TL
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10 Replies
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Are you using an AJA or Decklink card ?
Vince
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It was captured thru firewire.
— TL
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Have you checked your export settings, like the PAR.
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We exported 1920×1080.
— TL
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When I said AJA or Decklink I meant, are you using any of these cards codecs to export, or if not, what codec did you use ?
I have seen this exact thing happen with an AJA card that didn’t support 30P native.
Vince
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Like I said, it was captured via the firewire port directly from the camera into Premiere Pro using the HDV preset.
— TL
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Again, the concern here is the render/export, not the capture…
Vince
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Oh, oops. I read that wrong. It was an uncompressed Microsoft AVI. The compressor was 10-bit YUV.
— TL
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Same thing is happening to me. If I export a 1920×1080 file, AVI or Quicktime, that happens. I’ve been meaning to post about it for a few days now. It’s really frustrating because I need to export out this project and I can’t.
I’ve got an HDV project, shot 24F on a Canon XL-H1, captured through firewire – no capture card. It seems to be something in the PPro export that causes it.
—Eric
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I think it is a bug introduced by a CS3 auto update recently. I wish there was a way of rolling back the updates…. Anyone from Adobe around??
Meanwhile, here is your workaround;
When exporting movie (24 or 25f, out of Canon XH….), in settings, under “Keyframe and Rendering”, tick the box beside “Deinterlace video footage”…….
Selecting “No Fields (Progressive Scan)” does not work…..BUG!!!
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