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  • Jason Harris

    April 28, 2009 at 5:03 pm in reply to: Adobe Premiere (A DISSAPOINTMENT)

    erics

    i agree it MIGHT not be a vista/xp thing, and the specs on this pc are off the chart, but we have used the same source footage on pcs that are more MAINSTREAM with the same results

    heres the missing info for you

    SOURCE VIDEO

    ALL CLIPS
    Frame rate (25.0 fps)
    codec MPG
    video size (640X480 (1.0)
    audio 32000 hz compressed mono

    hope this helps as this is the output settings

    Frame rate (25.0 fps)
    codec WMV,FLV,MPG,AVI (tried them all)

    WMV for example
    video size (720X480, 25 fps
    audio 4 kbps, 8 khz mono
    compressed, VBR, 2 pass, avg 1500.00 [kpbs]
    win media codec 9
    two pass video

    might add soem light to the subject

    lol

    wait till you see what vegas did with the same footage and the TIME shaved using it!

    I AM AN OPTIMISTIC person if this is me screwing up ill be humbled, but i need some guidance, im all ears

    not condemning anything yet!

  • Jason Harris

    April 28, 2009 at 2:08 pm in reply to: Adobe Premiere (A DISSAPOINTMENT)

    eric

    no pulling of the leg, it is indeed a sad day when we cannot produce a video (i didnt say it was simple at all) with some fx, the jumping and jittering has to be in the output, the source files dont show that at all!

  • Jason Harris

    April 28, 2009 at 1:08 am in reply to: Adobe Premiere (A DISSAPOINTMENT)

    oh and FYI, as for the excessive moderation on this forum im not sure ill be sticking around, once an verification email is responded to and the key is generated that should be plenty, its a bit controlling and CHILDISH to see such long post delays due to the excessive moderation on this forum

    I ll play it by ear!

  • Jason Harris

    April 27, 2009 at 8:56 pm in reply to: Adobe Premiere (A DISSAPOINTMENT)

    hello everyone

    I am sorry for the dealy ,mwe have been busy testing vegas pro, and avid (which are proving to be TEN TIMES faster and MORE reliable then premiere, right now i just want to get a good copy of this video outputted, then cs4 can be done,

    there are faster ways to get reliable production done in my ho

    here is a link to a ZIP file of the FLV output of Premiere pro, sorry its a zip, but cannot upload just flv apparently

    if you have any sugfgestions please let me know (i dont even care how long the encoder takes, as long as its a decent outputted file (or files) because it will be the LASt

    as for the specs, while not concerned to much with all that, i did check with the gurus, they all said specs are running where they need to be, as for vista 90% of consumers contact out IT division to have it REMOVED from their pcs, AND NONE of our business clients will install it whatsoever (and we have over 300 including the GOV) so i dont think anymore needs to be said on that!

    jay

    https://www.dropfiles.net//files/3036/Sequence%2001.zip

  • Jason Harris

    April 24, 2009 at 6:15 pm in reply to: Adobe Premiere (A DISSAPOINTMENT)

    Eric

    I guess what i mean is it LOOKS like the cameraman was shaking his camera, the video is not JUMPING persay, the footage just looks i dont know lol, should i post a flv file so you all may look at it, im not judging premiere right away, i am certainly not new to DV editing, however this is sad,

    25 minutes for a 4 minute clip (wow i have seen vegas and avid do it in like 2 minutes before!)

    ok ill post a flv and let you guys see whats happening before we go further

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