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Mar 22 |
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What's the right project profile for my WVGA60 videos in Premiere Elements 10? So I imported your clip into CS5.5 with project settings as DV 24p widescreen. Added a color curves effect and rendered to NTSC DVD @ 24 fps format. Worked fine. So without knowing more about Elements or your sys config, I can't help you out. FWIW, your cam is essentially recording NTSC DV Widescreen but in square pixels, and with a customized variant of H.264 codec called Ambarella AVC. So as a last ditch effort, you can try project settings of DV 24 or DV NTSC (both widescreen) to see if that works. |
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Mar 20 |
answered | Simple software program for converting H264 video in to flashvideo flv for website? |
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Mar 19 |
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What's the right project profile for my WVGA60 videos in Premiere Elements 10? One final suggestion for now: use 1280x720 as settings but with 60 fps as timebase. If that doesn't work, upload one of the smaller clips and I'll have a look tomorrow. |
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Mar 19 |
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What's the right project profile for my WVGA60 videos in Premiere Elements 10? No, first, you need to change project settings to match the clips. If you can't do that, open a new project with those settings and copy-paste the timeline. Next, you're still selecting a compression codec "Microsoft Video 1". Instead, it should be 'Uncompressed' or 'None'. I use Pro CS5.5, not Elements, so our options may not match. Also, keep field type to none or progressive. |
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Mar 19 |
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Mar 19 |
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What's the right project profile for my WVGA60 videos in Premiere Elements 10? OK. Assuming your raw footage is 848x480 @ 60fps; change project settings to match clip properties. Then render video only to uncompressed Microsoft AVI (not DV AVI) with pixel aspect as square pixels (1.0) and keep resolution as 848x480. Keep frame rate as 60. BTW, make sure your footage is interpreted as 60fps. Check this by right-clicking the clip in media bin and going to 'interpret footage'. Hopefully this gets rendered without crashing. |
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Mar 19 |
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What's the right project profile for my WVGA60 videos in Premiere Elements 10? Are you producing your video for upload to Youtube? |
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Mar 19 |
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What's the right project profile for my WVGA60 videos in Premiere Elements 10? Provide the render settings for the AVI as well. |
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Mar 19 |
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What's the right project profile for my WVGA60 videos in Premiere Elements 10? can you post screenshots of your project settings and of your render settings? |
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Mar 19 |
answered | What's the right project profile for my WVGA60 videos in Premiere Elements 10? |
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Mar 18 |
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What's the right project profile for my WVGA60 videos in Premiere Elements 10? ok: here's a workaround which tries to avoid the original error without trying to solve it. Render your entire project to uncompressed AVI with audio codec PCM/16/48k/2.0 and video resolution as the final intended resolution. Keep the frame rate as 24. Then load the rendered AVI in AVIdemux, and convert the audio-video to MPEG4-AVC/AAC MP4 or whatever. |
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Mar 18 |
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What's the right project profile for my WVGA60 videos in Premiere Elements 10? You haven't mentioned any details of the rendered output target such as resolution, file format, video codec, audio codec..etc. Just the fact that your rendering crashes at 5 seconds before completion suggests file format issues, but we'll need more details to know for sure. |
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Mar 18 |
answered | Is it possible to access multiple audio tracks in AVI file in Adobe Premier CS5.5? |
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Mar 13 |
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Filming a football game from inside the goal. Which camera is best? uh, American football or soccer? |
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Mar 12 |
answered | How can I add a transition between two cuts of the same clip in Premiere Pro CS5? |
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Mar 6 |
answered | Is there a way to link the animation of two layers? |
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Mar 5 |
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How do I play swf files? This site concerns video production, and the asker is trying to playback the produced video. If the solution involves changing the production process, then it belongs here. |
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Mar 4 |
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Rendering video with pixel aspect ratio 0.9091 (in premiere CS5.5) added some qualification and background |
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Mar 3 |
answered | Rendering video with pixel aspect ratio 0.9091 (in premiere CS5.5) |
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Feb 23 |
answered | Fastest way to add a timestamp to a video |
