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  • Nige Morgan

    September 26, 2013 at 7:13 am in reply to: Behringer BCF2000 getting it to work on adobe premiere?

    That’s ashame, not even work for cs6?

    From what I can see CC is better then 5.5 but not as good as CS6?

    I hear BCF works in audition. Im doing sound on a film, there about about 17 tracks in the timeline, I have audition. Would it be easier to import all the tracks to Audition? If so how is that done?

  • Nige Morgan

    February 16, 2013 at 11:01 am in reply to: adobe cs5.5 has stopped working – crash playback

    The video I originally captured was from dxtory, my friend said its not the avi. its the codec its xtor. any suggestions?

  • Nige Morgan

    January 22, 2013 at 4:33 pm in reply to: CS5.5 Film fine > encore to DVD get lines

    All I’m trying to do is put my film on a DVD so someone can play it on pc or a player for a film festival.

    My films in adobe premiere pro cs5.5, 80mins. Shot on Canon HV20 HDV 1440×1080.

    Forgot to say I did a test clip for 20seconds and the lines went, I redid it with the same settings the whole film and get the lines.

    At the moment Im using the Dynamic Link
    Lets say I start off from square one whats the best way to import it into Encore because it seems like Dynamic Link is giving me lines.

  • Nige Morgan

    January 22, 2013 at 3:39 pm in reply to: CS5.5 Film fine > encore to DVD get lines

    are there any tutorials I can watch.

    I’ve tried about 3 different settings on encore and they all come out with lines when people/objects move.

    There’s a list i.e.1440x1080i 25 or 1280x720p 50 there is no 1080i50.

    Setting I’ve tried and I still get lines.
    Bluray – 1440x1080i 25 Long Form
    DVD – PAL DV high quality 4mb VBR 2 pass – upper 720×576
    DVD – PAL DV high quality 4mb VBR 2 pass – lower 720×576

    Shot on Pal, im in UK.

    Suggestions

    PS the liens are only horizontal move pics as a example.

    The lines are not vertical.

    img_1059.jpg

    img_1057.jpg

  • thanks that worked great, i’ll look up what biterate even means im guessing something to do with quality

  • Nige Morgan

    December 12, 2012 at 7:46 pm in reply to: Highest quality to export a film?

    Ok it’ll try doing that, even on mpeg preview it does that line thing, thought it could be because its progressive and it might be set up as interlace.

    Cheers

  • Nige Morgan

    December 12, 2012 at 12:58 pm in reply to: Highest quality to export a film?

    thanks for your reply

    Ive downloaded that DNxHD

    When I render the picture doesnt show in media player only in VLC, also i’m getting lots of lines when the item or objects move in the film.

    Format: quicktime
    1440×1080, 25fps, lower, quality 100, 48000hz, stereo, 16bit

    source: progressive

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