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Join Date: Nov 2005
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Using high resolution stills in Premiere
I get a nasty green screen in place of some of my stills if I use alot of high resolution images either alone as a slide show or mixed in with video and audio clips. Doesn't always happen to the same image either when I export the same sequence again. I don't seem to have this problem if there are only a few images, and none of the images exceed the 4000x4000 pixel limit; in fact none are more than 3500 in any direction. This only occurs when I'm using the stills heavily, and it doesn't seem to matter whether I export to DV or MPEG-2. I have worked around it by shrinking the work area bar and exporting in smaller clips to DV, then splicing into a new sequence, but by then the video has been exported twice. Is this caused by my hardware not keeping up? Anyone else having this problem?
Athlon XP 2600+ 1.5GB DDR 400 120GB 7200RPM system drive 300GB 7200RPM video drive no antivirus running during export set priority to "high" in task manager |
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