[Sabri Liefert]

Thank you. I´ll try the mesh warp. The puppet tool results in uncontrolable distorted shapes.
I don´t know if i can pin mesh warp grid crosses to tracking points? Perhaps with a third party mesh?

Next possibility would be to do it in 3d :O

[Sabri Liefert]

Thank you. No way to reshoot. But i come closer to a solution 🙂

[Sabri Liefert]

Hi,

AME offer the ability to do H.264 in a Quicktime Container:

but with this setting i get far inferior results
as encoding with the AME H.264 Mainconcept Encoder!???:

This is under Windows 7 64bit. All CS5 programms are up to date. Quicktime is also updated.

[Sabri Liefert]

Hi Don,

i used the newest driver from the Intel website. Not the driver from the notebook manufacturer!!

See the picture:

At display settings > properties > problem… (sorry, don´t know the english terms, my system is in german)

[Sabri Liefert]

Thank you Mike!

It was the Hardware Acceleration / OpenGL.

The problem was i couldn´t deactivate the Acceleration in the driver settings menu. It was greyed out.

The Inteltool-update-tool told me i have the newest drivers!
But it was a custom driver by Lenovo.

So i installed the newest Intel driver which tolds me there is a newer version of the driver on the pc!!!

But i did install the intel driver. After that i had the possibility to deaktivate the Hardware Acceleration.

Colors came back and editing was possible in PP!

But with Hardware-Acceleration disabled my VLC now shows blocky video! Arrggghhhhh

Computer Nightmare continues…

[Sabri Liefert]

By Hardware Acceleration, do you mean OpenGL? OpenGL isn´t turned on. And i have installed the newest drivers.