Mike Velte
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Check your sequence settings to make sure they match the properties of your source video.
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Encore typically recognizes .m2v files exported from AME as not needing transcoding…the .wav files associated with the video files are automatically transcoded to Dolby .ac3.
One can right click on files in Encore’s project window and access Transcode settings. -
190 MB project file is extremely large! You have too many eggs in that basket. Without looking at your project it is difficult to make suggestions, but you cannot continue on that path without hitting a brick wall if you have not already…
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Memory is likely an issue, but using the same project file over and over sounds like a recipe for suicide. After completing week 1 you should have “saved as ” week 2, then for week 3, reopen week 1 and “save as” week 3. This process will avoid having an incredibly large project file.
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Google “repair video”
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Just a thought; by default most effects do not make any change without adjusting parameters in the Effects Controls Palette.
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With Cineform media, the processor’s job is much easier than AVCHD and the 2.2 Ghz should be fine. However, disc speed becomes more critical as the files are huge…minimum should be a SATA 2 dedicated video drive.
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1. Tapes are the same.
2. There is an option in the camera to down-convert HDV to DV during capture in the camera.
3. Project (CS3) or Sequence (CS4) settings are Premiere settings that must match the format of video coming from your camera…HDV or DV. -
Jeff, I thought of that as well, except Stewart’s screen grab clearly shows the bounding box around the video frame is outside the Program Monitor by about 10%…the sequence settings and the video properties dont match.
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Has the clip been accidentally scaled up…Expand “Motion” in the Effects Control Panel…is Scale larger than 100%?
Do any other clips exhibit this issue?