[Dan Plonsker]

Thanks plainman007,
Unfortunately I don’t have 3dmax, but it’s an idea. May be I’ll use another program to try it. Although it seems too much as I have about 150 stills in my project.
Dan

[Dan Plonsker]

Thanks Steven.
with motion the image sort of jump up and down a little bit (not all the clip time)
With Image Pan it moves in a jumpy manner (sometimes like a strobe).
Still trying to figure out why, as this didn’t happen in my 3 years old computer…
Dan

[Dan Plonsker]

Hi again Steven,
The problem now is that on a slow change the movement is not smooth.
It gets ‘jerki’.
Any idea?
Thanks

[Dan Plonsker]

Thanks a lot Steven.
It does seem to do the trick. I still have to check
on a very slow movement, but life looks a bit more optimistic
this morning…
Thanks again,
Dan

[Dan Plonsker]

I would definitely look into the 24p.
Try shooting something not in 24 and see what happens.
Dan

[Dan Plonsker]

Just a speculation…
in playback setting if you checked (may be by mistake)”playback on DV camcorder” you get jumpy playback on the right monitor.
Dan

[Dan Plonsker]

If you shot it on PAL you cannot export on NTSC and expect good results.
also 4MB VBR is very low. try on 8MB CVR. but still, NTSC is your major problem.
Dan

[Dan Plonsker]

Try to render all audio before exporting.
Dan

[Dan Plonsker]

Your project may be configured to Audio at 48Khz. convert the sound and it should be ok.

[Dan Plonsker]

someimes animating stills are a problem with premiere. see if the same happens if the stills don’t move. check when they are smaller in the frame and if they are in full size.