Mike Velte
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I would try Mp3 audio, interleaved every frame.
Unreleated..change your Pixel Aspect Ratio to 1.0.
Remember…
YouTube is not a streaming server and Mpeg 4 is a Apple thingy played in a QT player which behaviour is getting stranger by the day on a Windows PC. Suggest Windows Media Video 9. -
Likely the problem is that your rendered .avi’s do not have an alpha channel. Export as uncompressed!
File>Export>Movie>Settings>General=Microsoft AVI (not DV).
Video>Compressor=None
Color Depth= Millions+ of colorsThe + supplies the alpha channel.
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Video ReDo Plus allows editing (simple cuts) of VOB files the results being untranscoded Mpeg 2 files which then can be re-authored in Encore without a generational loss.
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Or choose the “Folder” option and export the VIDEO_TS folder to your hard drive and then burn with an burning software. I have seen many issues with DVD burning from Pro and Premiere Elements, but not with Encore.
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A possible workaround;
Open an existing project, “save as” your new project. Delete all project window files and timeline clips and start new project. -
No,
Premiere is a Windows only app and uses Windows DirectShow support for device control and camera drivers. -
Any clues in the waveform on the timeline?
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A utility that ships with Windows Media Encoder 9 (free from MS) is the File Editor which will allow you to split .wmv files without recompression.
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Delete this file; (with Pro closed)
C:\Documents and settings\Mike\Application Data\Adobe\Premiere Pro\2.0\Adobe Premiere Pro Prefs.
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Why mess with a colored matte? I just rescale the slides to about %88, some folks see a thin black outline, others see no black.