[Mike Brightman]

Hey Perry…

I had the same issue once I got into the details… I just unlinked the video and audio and slid over until it made sense. Was not a major issue with screen capture bc there were no mouths to line up with audio.

I am still finishing this project, so I will post any new revelations in the next day or two..

Mike

[Mike Brightman]

Spent a day figuring this out… but I guess it is worth it to make freeware work for you…

When capturing from CamStudio:
Lagarith Lossless Codec (google it and install)
quality 100
playback rate at 30fps

When importing into Premiere:
import footage
right click > interpret footage > ignore alpha channel (I think this is helping…)

When exporting from Premiere:
I had the best compression/quality results using Quicktime HD presets in the Adobe Media Encoder rather than .wma, etc.
I had the best quality export by choosing file > export > movie. under video settings go back to the Lagarith Lossless Codec. this export was flawless for me and just what i needed…

Hope this saves some else’s time!

Mike