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White dot’s appearing in Premier on imported videos and on exports
Hi everyone
I’ve been looking for a solution to my issue and haven’t come across anyone who has a similar issue. but when I import videos into my Adobe Premier, that video seems to get these weird dots on it, similar to but not like interlacing. I never looked into it as I thought it might be my graphics card just showing the dots on my side and no one ever mentioned they could see it before last week.
I tested this yesterday, and videos are fine, but once they’ve been imported into Premier they get the lines, and the lines remain on exports and can be clearly seen on the viewer in premier. I’m not sure how or why this happens.
It mostly occurs on darker areas of footage, or maybe it’s just more easily visible there.
I’d really appreciate any help with getting rid of this. if anyone has any solutions or experienced something similar.
I’ve attached an example image of what it looks like. you can clearly see the dots on the hands. They move all over the place on each frame.
Thank you for your time in advance!
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21 Replies
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Are you sure it’s not on the footage before import? Did you check in a video player? VLC/QuickTime/Media Player? Could be the camera, card or some interference. The importing process really does nothing to the video, other than bring it into the project – it doesn’t change it, unless you’re set up to transcode on import.
Do you have another computer to check the footage? It could be possibly video card. But what I’ve seen when video card is failing, usually shows different than that.
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Try another app to view it.
After Effects. AME or another NLE if possible.
And yes VLC or QT player or whatever you have.
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What are you using to ingest these? Are you using a capture card?
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And what file format and what codec are these files?
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So I checked this the other day, by checking a video, I didn’t notice any of the white dots, but after importing it into Premier, I could see the white dots in the viewer, So I checked the footage after and the dots were there. If it is a card issue, how can I check or change that?
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Most of them are .mp4
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I’m not sure exactly what you mean by ingest, if you could elaborate I’d appreciate that.
But no, I’m not using a capture card.
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I’ve viewed the files on VLC and windows media. I thought it was only on my side, but one of my friends asked me about it when he was watching me edit footage the other day over discord. So I sent him the footage to view and he mentioned he could see them as well.
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