Michael Dominic
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Look at the sky.
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Ah, no. I think I should explain my workflow better.
The project started in Premier. To color correct each scene I sent them by dynamic link to after effects.
When I try to export the entire sequence from Premier in Adobe media encoder, at some point whether it be 5 or 15 hours it hangs or crashes.
I did a test and pre-rendered one scene in after effects and it moves much more quickly through AME.
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Thanks, Why is this better?
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The CC is complete. Now I just need to pre-render. Which is the best way?
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OR, is is better to render and replace in Premiere?
I generally never have the need to pre render because the graphic work I do is generally worked on until the final export (and then often times after).
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I wrote above that these were shot at 29.97.
I’m remastering so that means that I’ve recut from the masters in Premier.
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Actually that can make it look bad in another way.
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So Dave, this is my “fix”. I’m hoping that you (or other can improve upon it.
If I just set “Separate Fields” to OFF that mostly fixes my main strobing issue, but then the rest of the clip looks interlaced.
So what I am doing is in the project window I duplicate the video and then separate fields. Then in the comp I duplicate the clip. I replace it with the new video. THEN I mask of the problem area so just those show over the original clip.
There has to be a better way.
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Its 29.97.
The film had it’s day. It ran on Sundance Channel 2002-2004 like this and no one ever complained. I just figured if I am remastering I might as well fix this along with other things I fixed, if I can.