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Thread: Adobe Premiere problem, need help

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    Inactive Member LAmind's Avatar
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    here's my problem. i edited my shit, then when i export and it makes a movie file. But the thing is: the filters i applied are not n the finished product. Also there is completely no sound. Wasup wit dis shit?

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    When i do "Export to Tape" in full screen, or even when i just make it into a file. The fucking filters don't show up. But when i look at what i did on the monitors in premiere i see me footage with the filters. Help someone.

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    Arrrrrrrr! Fuck. i figured it out on my own. I just went to "Export Timeline" instead of "Export Clip".

    Everythign is fixed now, except that when there's sudden movement in the footage things get a liiittle computery...you know? it gets a little blocky. But that's my videocards fault i soppose, or my computers.

    Any advice on how to fix that?

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    Make sure all the filters are rendered properly, if it isn't a real time card.

    As for jitter and blockiness, the faster the computer and the better the harddrive the less likely you are to run into problems like so.

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    I have the same problem with the jittery-ness. Does anyone know if adding more ram will fix that? i have 128 right now on Pentium 3, pretty high MHZ.. i'm not sure how much though.. lol.

    Does it make a difference if you export to DV or analog? i mean if i used a firewire to spit it back to a DV cam.. would the jittery ness remain? I'm guess that's due to the computer so i'm stuck with it..?

    I'm pretty much having the same problem as LAmind... so maybe someone can help the both of us..

    Ayz



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