[Chloe Menk]

Thanks for your responses!

@ Kevin, I am editing on a very new iMac (no details at hand right now, but it is build for things like this:)), and I am editing with adobe premiere pro CS 4.

and @ Paddy, I tried to convert it to 25 framerate in a quicktime format (ProRes422), but that ended up in loss of quality, so i converted it into framerate of 50. Looked really good.
So that having turned out well, I started a new project in premiere pro, using:

Capture format: quicktime

sequence presets: DV-PAL Widescreen 48 hz

editing mode: desktop
timebase: 25 frames
1024 X 576 (16:9)
square pixels (1.0)
preview file format: I-frame only MPEG

But when I exported a test, and also in my timeline during editing, the images turned out flickering in grayish if though there was a dark filter on top of it, or that it was selected with a cursor (hard to explain in words). Does any of you recognises this problem? Still the wrong settings somewhere?

(I exported it in H.264, PAL DV High quality, 1024X576, framerate 25, lower, square pixels)

Thanks in advance if somebody knows how to fix this!

Chloe