[Rajesh Kumaresh]

Hi jeff..

sorry for the late reply…it appears that ‘buggy’ cs4 was givin me a lot of problems..i installed premiere pro2

worked like a charm..

thanks for your time..

RK

[Rajesh Kumaresh]

Hi jeff,

I have rendered the videos as

Video for Windows
768 X 576
Pixel aspect ratio D1/DV NTSC (0.91)
Frame rate 25 fps (in composition)

Though surprisingly the rendered video properties, windows shows 12 fps.

Also m really sorry jeff but i cant remember the video codec. it was almost an year back that i made this. Is there any way of finding the codec of a rendered video ?

Its about 8.38 mb for a 5 second file. Can u judge it by that ?

Regards

R K

[Rajesh Kumaresh]

Hi Tim,

Thanks a lot for the concern but am glad to say that the problem is solved…it was due to anti-aliasing. A progressive scan helped..

Thanks again.

[Rajesh Kumaresh]

thanks a lot michael…i will surely try some of these options that u suggested..i use windows xp by the way…thanks again..

regards…

[Rajesh Kumaresh]

thanks a lot michael…i am from india..so i guess iwould be using the dv pal format and most probably it will just stay on my harddrive and be played through a projector or be uploaded on sites here and there…

i would just like a nice crisp quality with a decent file size…
i tried the cinepack codec but it gives a certain disturbnce in the video…some blank pixels sorta thing..any solution to clear that out ?

…and the quicktime animation codec gives me a rather huge file size…

thanks again…