Scott Roberts
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Are you viewing the DV file you output in Windows Media Player? I’ve noticed, on some computers, that DV videos played in WMP appear pixelated.
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You’re looking to tackle some advanced tasks such as rotoscoping, motion tracking, creating a custom particle, etc.
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You can also try Neat Image for Final Cut Pro 7/ Motion 4: https://www.neatvideo.com/
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If the project is not too complex, try re-building it on a new timeline. This sometimes occurs in applications – I’ve experienced this in Illustrator numerous times – the only fix, copy ALL of the contents into a new file, then save it.
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Look into hardware acceleration like this Matrox card for h.264 encoding:
https://www.matrox.com/video/en/products/compresshd/
Maybe something from Aja, Blackmagic Design?
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Would doing this in After Effects work better? Premiere is not 3D – After Effects has this capability, meaning, you can have your video zoom towards the camera without the other videos overlapping.
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i’m not sure i fully understand your question. If you are asking about proxy editing, here’s one way to do this in CS3:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mY1aXkjh_6U
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Maybe try the ImageFlow plugin from CoreMelt.
https://www.coremelt.com/products/videos/imageflow-v2-tutorial.html