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Topic: Adobe Premiere
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Kurtzdr
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posted 12-27-1999 06:39 PM
I was wondering if anyone knows why my adobe premiere is making the avi file when played on the monitor screen and when I make it a movie it makes anything that moves have lines on it? |
DirectorM
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posted 12-28-1999 01:16 AM
I don't have any information about what is wrong with your program but I was woundering what "Adobe Premire" is. Please E-Mail me at:
clhultin@aol.com (Small "L" in "clhultin@aol.com) Thanks |
Tn
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posted 12-29-1999 02:41 AM
Kurtzdr, more info please. |
NJRFilms
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posted 12-29-1999 07:37 AM
Director M, how could you be on this board long enough not to be a trial member and not know what adobe premeire is. If you dont instead of having someone email and explain it to you, how about using a thing called a search engine, and serach for adobe premiere! WHat a great idea. |
bringnuxtc
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posted 12-29-1999 06:33 PM
hey man this is a place to retain and share knowlege dont get snobby about subjects aight? maybe he works with linear other than non linear. he see's the subject come up, and he asks about it so what? maybe hes not in that much of a rush to find an answer... think about it |
funkymunkey
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posted 12-29-1999 07:34 PM
The thing that you said about anything that moves has lines on it, that sounds like interlacing. You can get rid of it by right clicking the clip, choosing field options, and choose always deinterlace. Another option, is to cut the video resolution in half, such as going from 640x480 to 320x240. Adobe Premiere's resize algorith is such that when you resize a clip by an even factor of its original size it will take out one of the video field (leaving you with just the even field or just the odd field). If you have ever worked in print, interlacing can be dealt with much the same way as those infamous "moire" patterns you get on any printed graphic. I hope this answers your question (well, at least the second part). |
