[Michael Mcquilkin]

Hi, Ricardo-
Sorry to hear you’re having similar issues. In my case, I was using 24p footage imported into a 24p timeframe…and getting jittery exports. I SORT OF resolved this by:

-Copying all the clips by highlighting them and selecting copy
-Starting a NEW PROJECT with STANDARD NTSC settings (not 24p)
-PASTING the clips into the bin
-Exporting the project as a standard NTSC DVD

I’m not sure if I kept the DE-INTERLACE button checked or not on the output tab in Encore. Try it with both. Basically, this indicates a problem with the imported footage, but I wasn’t interested in starting from scratch with the edit. I’m not using the same system anymore, but it was an AMD64-bit processor with an MSI motherboard. I’ve since went to an Intel quad-core processor on a ASUS board.

I hope this helps. take care.
Mike

[Michael Mcquilkin]

Hi there. I seem to be having the same problem. 24p NTSC footage (not advanced) shot on a Panasonic DVX-100b, imported into a 24p project in Premiere. the choppiness seems most evident in pans, camera movement, and brighter shots. Audio is always in sync. Unfortunately, all I can offer is what I’ve tried so far:

-Exported to every Encore DVD preset (24p, 23.9fps, medium and high quality, 30fps, etc.)

-Exported to MPEG-2, then imported into Encore

-Exported to AVI, then imported to Encore

-Making a wish

Any help would be most appreciated. I will now return to banging my head against a wall.

thanks!
McQ