David Dobson
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PPro and Quicktime are not friends. Try using square pixels and adjusting the frame size accordingly to get a QT that plays back wide screen. QT sometimes does not read the pixel aspect ratio of files comming out PPro. I’d avoid QT altogether anyway and use H.264 (.mp4 files.) Still have to do the square pixel adjustment for QT to play them back properly though = but netter quality and higher compression. Don’t use the H.264 codec inside QT – strange things happen.
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Same problem – seems that transcription does not work on P2 .mfx files.
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PPro CAN NOT see Apple QT HDV files.
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I should amend that – PPeo on a PC can not see Apple QT HDV. On a MAc I guess it would – but then on a Mac you’d have captured it as a QT HDV anyway.
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Windows XP: C:Documents and SettingsuserApplication DataAdobeAdobe Media Encoder4.0Presets
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What kind of 1080i file? HDV? AVCHD? DVCPROHD? Is it a Quicktime file or an AVI files or m2t file or an mfx files……..
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search for “Presets” on you C: Drive
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Keylight in AE seems to work quite well – and it’s free. You can use the Dynamic Linking to open the PPRo Project in AE and then apply the Key. Or something like that.
And because I do it often I have to say that upgrading the system in the middle of a project is always a bad idea.
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Retiring the drives before they break down is also a plus.
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Try exporting it as progressive. See how that plays back.
Try also using WMV or h.264 rather than m2v.