Zoe Warren
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I have found the fix to be using TMPGEnc to make my m2v or mpg after frameserving an AVI through virtualdub.
I tried exporting an uncompressed unscaled 1280 x 720 uncompressed AVI into Encore. This resulted in a 200gb file that wouldn’t burn either. It kept causing an error at 2989.9889 sec something about an unsupported framesize during the build.
I am quite annoyed though that it takes using external programs to make professional software churn out professional results. Everyone who makes movies and video wants their images to be sharp and artifact free and software that is intuitive and complete.
I am going to keep using Adobe until I can replace it and I appreciate all that you guys have done and continue to do. May God bless you for your seed sowing.
Zoe
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Hello my friend, this is my first post and the JVC GYHD200 is my first camera… I bought it in May and I already have 4 faulty pixels showing up in my footage. Kinda sad really. I’ve had to mask the footage with some free scratch remover tools, but you can still see them in shots that are handheld, or if there is motion between light and dark images. Even after a lossy mpeg encode and downscale they are still visible.
I guess for the price I paid it couldn’t be perfect. Perhaps nothing man makes is perfect, but the camera is stunning otherwise. Though I make enough errors to not be able to afford the camera joining me.
Would you please send me the .dpf (dead pixel fix) .pdf?