Footage flicker Problem. ::please help::

[podge_again]

I just can't figure out how to fix this, maybe you guys can help.

Okay, fo some reason the video in the timeline is coming out very freezy, laggy, as if it was a poor frame rate. It doesnt do this when I play the original source, the mpeg. its smooth and fine. it stays laggy if I render it, it stays laggy if I export it to avi. But the confusing thing is it seems to be only this part. previous parts of the same video are fine, and do not lag at all. I really need to fix this.

im using
adobe premiere 6
DVD rip MPEG
PAL 25 fps
editing mode: video for windows
timebase: 25
compressor: huffy
frame rate: 25

thank you all in advance

[dokool]

This should be in Video Software Help... can a mod please relocate?

-DOKool

[burntoast]

Hi, next time you have a specific question about using a program such as this, you'll probably wanna post in the Software Help forums.

I suggest that you use Huffyuv-encoded AVIs instead of MPEG-1 or -2's as your source footage.. You can find more info on this in the Guides. Also, instead of using Huffyuv as the renderer (aka the "Compressor" in Premiere), try using a faster codec such as the PICVideo MJPEG Codec.

[podge_again]

thanks for the renderer, but as for teh avi's, i can't use them. just my machine. its mpeg or nothing

[Teh_Reel]

I just can't figure out how to fix this, maybe you guys can help.

Okay, fo some reason the video in the timeline is coming out very freezy, laggy, as if it was a poor frame rate. It doesnt do this when I play the original source, the mpeg. its smooth and fine. it stays laggy if I render it, it stays laggy if I export it to avi. But the confusing thing is it seems to be only this part. previous parts of the same video are fine, and do not lag at all. I really need to fix this.

im using
adobe premiere 6
DVD rip MPEG
PAL 25 fps
editing mode: video for windows
timebase: 25
compressor: huffy
frame rate: 25

thank you all in advance

I thought you should be editing in 24fps or 29.something fps. Also, I'm wondering if you've rendered your work area. If you don't, searching through your timeline is laggy as hell. For me it is, anyway. It's up in the 'timeline' pulldown.


sorry if I'm telling you old news.

[Scintilla]

I thought you should be editing in 24fps or 29.something fps.

Not if your source is PAL; then it's 25 fps. Which I suppose might be the case if you're working with European DVDs.

[J-0080]

I thought you should be editing in 24fps or 29.something fps.

Not if your source is PAL; then it's 25 fps. Which I suppose might be the case if you're working with European DVDs.

Aussies use PAL as well I do believe.

[Tash]

I thought you should be editing in 24fps or 29.something fps.

Not if your source is PAL; then it's 25 fps. Which I suppose might be the case if you're working with European DVDs.

Aussies use PAL as well I do believe.

and he is

[Teh_Reel]

oop.

Thanks for the correction. I don't know much yet, but I'm trying.

[podge_again]

oop.

Thanks for the correction. I don't know much yet, but I'm trying.

yeha, its rendered. Thanks for trying, but it looks like im gona have to go with tash's solution.