[Mark Bennett]

I know but when its converted to PAL it speeds up the video by something like 4% which means I cannot sync the original audio with the new converted video. If you get what I mean.

[Mark Bennett]

Got it sorted, thanks a million for the help

[Mark Bennett]

Thanks for the heads up man about labeling the thread.
We sorted it out, ended up exporting a quicktime movie prores 720 x 576 anamorphic deinterlaced and also using the de-interlace filter on FCP.
Then imported into Encore and just let it do the transcoding. Worked fine.
Thanks for the help.
Way too many formats out there!!!

[Mark Bennett]

Ok thanks again everyone for the help. I done the slow method and it worked great , the only problem is that it is a music video and it has changed the pitch, which I don’t think my client will be too happy about.
Any other suggestions? Thanks a million for the help so far

[Mark Bennett]

Great thanks…trying the slow method now. Will let ya know how I get on. Thanks a million

[Mark Bennett]

Thanks guys, is there a good method using compressor instead??

[Mark Bennett]

Oh yea sorry I forgot to let ya know, I am using premiere pro 2.0 with Matrox Axio. 1tb scuzzie drives(I think thats what they are called)

[Mark Bennett]

I kinda figured that…argh its a pain in the ass. Thanks a million for the response, I’m gonna get HC Encoder and try it out. Ideally I don’t want it going below 4 mbps.
Thanks again

regards
Mark B

[Mark Bennett]

Well I set my in and out point on the timeline of the sequence then went to Edit-Export..- Export quicktime movie. I unticked the “make self contained” box to speed up the process. Maybe I shouldnt have done this??