Luke Pearson
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thanks, Peter. I think I’m with you for the most part. However, when I go to the clip audio mix tools for a stereo clip there is only one panner. How would I pan a stereo clip left and right?
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Unfortunately I did not. I tried every technique that was recommended with no luck. I had to move forward with the project as I had a deadline to hit. I’ll try some camera tests soon and see if I can replicate the issue I was having with different shots. Here is the final edit (banding included):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42TJ1NdDCXs
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thanks for taking a stab at this, Richard. I’ve tried the keyframes at a bunch of different distances as well as using other fade methods such as black matte fading out revealing image, dissolve transitions, etc. None of those made a difference that I could tell. The fade up looks perfect until it was rendered or uploaded.
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Let me know if anyone else has any ideas. Jeff was helping on another thread as well and we still couldn’t come up with a solution that worked. I appreciate everyone’s time.
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how do I check to see what my render outputs are set to?
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where do i change the preview codec?
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I’ve tried using a typical “dissolve” transition as well as changing the opacity. I also just tried “film dissolve” which is a 32 bit transition. they still all show banding after rendering.
how do I change my render output bit depth?
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The banding is there when I play it in the timeline if the clip is rendered (green). If it’s still yellow (unrendered) there is no banding.
it’s still there when you “match sequence settings” on output too.
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I’ve tried exporting in different formats/codecs/data rates with little change. The weird part is that the footage looks great when it’s in the timeline with a yellow bar (unrendered) over it. There is absolutely no banding. It’s not until I render or export the clip do you see the banding.
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i think the instructions you posted are for Premiere Elements but I get what you’re saying. I checked this process in premiere pro too but nothing changed. In the sequence settings there is a checkbox for “max bit depth”.