[Ditha Angraini]

Have you check that the “deinterlace” box is ticked? Coz sometimes after I encode a footage using different settings, I have to re-tick the deinterlace box. A lot of times I didn’t realize that the box was unticked this until I saw the final footage.
I hope this helps 🙂 Good luck 🙂

[Ditha Angraini]

Heya, I use premiere on pc, so I’m not sure how similar the pc and mac version are, but, how about exporting to avi? I know the file would be big, but if you can get access to a PC, download Windows Media Encoder and convert the avi to high quality wmv. I found Media Encoder do a better job than Premiere Pro anyway.

I hope this help 🙂 Good luck.

[Ditha Angraini]

Thanks 🙂 I never had to even try capturing from camera before since the dv deck had never had any problem capturing any footage until now, so that really confused me.

Is there any way of tricking it to think it as analog input?

Thanks again.

[Ditha Angraini]

If it was a normal shoot we definitely wouldn’t use LP. We were shooting time lapse.

Cheers.

[Ditha Angraini]

Hi, thank you very much for the reply. I’m sorry took me long to respond. Was away and when I came back the thread wasn’t there :s Thanks a lot, I’ll give it a go 🙂

[Ditha Angraini]

I had the same problem before, and I was suggested to do this:

Go to Project Settings > General > Playback Settings > DV1394

Make sure “Always Output to 1394” is selected.

This sorted the problem for me, I hope it works for you too.

[Ditha Angraini]

Whoops… sorry, I didn’t mean 450 layers of video, I meant 450 layers of moving image. Big difference there :p

[Ditha Angraini]

I had the same problem with my project, but the resolution I’m using is 2880 x 810 and I had to use the highest quality image as possible since the video would be projected onto a big building, and I had over 450 layers of video. Anyway, it took ages to render less than a minute video and the avi file is HUGE! When I played the avi it was really jerky as well.

I brought the footage into Windows Media Encoder and it got rid of the problem, it played beautifully. However, it depends on what you want the final file format to be. I hope this could help you a little.

Good luck.

[Ditha Angraini]

Thanks 🙂 It’s good to know. I’ll keep that in mind for next time 🙂

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[Ditha Angraini]

I meant by jaggy is that the movement is not smooth. I can’t put still image in due to company and client’s policy.

I’ve finally managed to get the movement smooth for playback, by bringing the jaggy avi into windows media encoder, and exported it as wmv, however it does take a long time.

Thanks 😀