[Stefan Johansson]

Hi again.
Sorry for not responding earlier. I’ve been on a businesstrip.

I turned off the SB-sound and tested with the MB-sound, but unfortunately no difference.

I’m a little curious why your first choice was to check the audiocard. Personally I would guess it’s a videocodec-conflict.

And again, I don’t understand why those DV-clips work fine outside Premiere in players like VLC etc.

//Stefan

[Stefan Johansson]

card: Soundblaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer
latest driver: SBXF_PCDRV_LB_2_18_0008 (updating the original driver to this one made no difference though)

full specs in my first post

[Stefan Johansson]

Yes, all drivers up to date

[Stefan Johansson]

Ok. So the only compressing being done is when you actually shoot something with the camera, and NOT when recording or capturing via firewire, right?

Are there DV-cameras that shoot uncompressed then? Because I read somwhere that uncompressed DV uses about 840mb a minute, and my avi’s are slightly over 200mb a minute.

[Stefan Johansson]

Thanks:-)

[Stefan Johansson]

Thanks:-)

[Stefan Johansson]

So if I want to make my material broadcast-safe; what program should I use? Is the filter found in Premiere Pro a good one?

Magic Bullet’s broadcast safe, maybe? The manual only speaks of making broadcast safe for NTSC though.
PAL here.

[Stefan Johansson]

What exactly does ‘brick wall limiting’ mean;-)

[Stefan Johansson]

No, I’m referring to the downloadable presets for Cinelook at DigiEffects (https://www.digieffects.com). However, I found out they only work with AE. A bit stupid I must say, because the filters themselves are compatible with Premiere Pro.

Are there any other good filters out there that make video look like film?

//Stefan

[Stefan Johansson]

Thanks:-) I will check out Twixtor too.

/Stefan