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I forgot to mention I got the footage from Beyblade World. The footage isn't perfect because I haven't got any DVD footage of my own yet. Maybe one day. The AMV is based on Beyblade G Revolution, which is, mind you, the more exciting season, haha.

Ah, shii, forgot the link:

http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... hp?v=98704

Well, I just want to see what people think of my latest AMV. It's based on the Beyblade Anime, but I run a Beyblade website, so of course I'll have a lot of Beyblade AMVs to promote the anime. Plus it's my first AMV done on Adobe Premiere and I want to see how it fares as a first, even though I've h...

Thanks for the help! Unfortunately, it still dosen't play. >>;

Maybe if you remember that codec that you have, it may help.

Any more people out there that can help me? The audio works fine, but the picture just doesn't show in the corner monitor. If I were to save and export the AMV with that same footage, would it still probably be black?

Yeah, Green Day's a great band. I don't know why, but my favorite songs are Good Riddance, When I Come Around and Hitchin' A Ride. Just some good memories in those songs. Though, I'm not old enough to remember their early years. Heck, I'm only 15.

By the way, I have a friend who has the same file from the same source, yet the file he has seems to work perfectly on his Premiere.

Maybe I'm just missing something?

Okay, well, I tried running this file through VirtualDub to turn it into a lossless codec, but the video doesn show up. On the bar at the bottom of the Window it says "VideoSourceAVI error: The source image format is not acceptable. (error code -2)" I'm trying to seek all the help I can get because ...

Any suggestions on what I should do? I can't upload those two certain files without 3ivX, or else it says something about an unsupported compression.

Okay, so I'm a first user of Adobe Premiere... but I won't ask a lot of questions. Mainly this: I uploaded two pieces of footage (.avi files) that required som VFW Codec to be uploaded into Premiere. So I downloaded the Codec, blah, blah, uploaded the two files into Premiere. Though, for some reason...