Dragan Negovanovic
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Thanks for your quick reply. I tried under exporting to WMA at 8mpbs. You are right, it totally choked. Ohh my god. The picture was frozen on some frames and the sync completely colapsed.
Ok now the issue I am having with the MPEG2 to is that it is skippy on those two scenes. This video is to be broadcasted on a pretty large TV station out of europe and they require MPEG2. They play it off of Windows Media Player and then transfer the video I believe on Beta tapes to put it on the air. Don’t ask me why but they do. I just sent them the MPEG2 that I render that has those two flaws in it and right away they noticed. They stated that they will put it on the air this weekend but that I have to fix it. Please help me with this. I know it is fine in premiere but they don’t play out of premiere and it is a problem for them.
Thanks,
Dragan
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HI thanks for the quick response. I tried exporting to MPEG2 with settings for blue ray 30mbps, then 18mbps target rate, all the way down to standard definition and the skipping/jumping does not go away. Tt just happens in different places. I just rendered one more time and applied frame blending this time, and the video was smother, however there was still three places where it stalled and skipped.
I will try rendering as wmv, I have not tried that… I will get back to you with the results. Thanks.