[Marko Zubraski]

You’re absolutely right, the issues here are a mix of everything mentioned above. I’m on PC, basic level system for cs3, nvidia geforce 8500 gt graphics card plus it’s being used for lots of other things as well. I’m fairly new to this video stuff and i’ll just have to plunge deeper, there are lot’s of good tutorials on this site.

So to which format would you recommend me transcoding this mov file to?

Marko

[Marko Zubraski]

Thanks Jonathan, i’ll try that. This whole thing is getting more interesting and so far i’m learning how much i don’t know :). Other funny thing is when i edit in premiere and render the sequence i can watch it without freezing only when i press that ‘fit to screen’ option. It freezes when played in 100%, full screen mode. And also when in monochrome it looks and behaves much nicer.

Here is the link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SuLq2KrXyU

Original footage looks much better 🙂

Thanks

Marko

[Marko Zubraski]

The raw file of this video is 1,2Gb mov file so I added titles and few other things and exported it as 160 mb wmv file. Now if I play it with media player classic it plays fine but it’s grainy and if I use vlc it plays completely fine, no grains or pixelation. Of course, youtube will play it without any filters and it will be the same as in media player classic. VLC must be using some sort of filter to stabilize the picture, i’d like to find out what that is and how can i apply it to my video. I shot this video in full HD, 24 fps.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Marko