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gouste
10th August 2003, 01:04
Hi , 1st of all , i searched every where on forum but i didnt solve my problem.

Im tryin to do a cs movie --> im using videomatch 2.6.3 & adobe premiere

2nd --> ss taken , i encode all of the ss in a .avi file ( xvid encoder @ 1337 bitrate )

Big surprise --> Im trying to do the same in Adobe premiere that i sew i cant encode --> explation here

1st.For an example : I have 5 file ( .avi (xvid codec @ 1337 birate ) then i adjust my "special effect - music - transition - etc.. ) after that i click on export timeline ( the video ) i choose the xvid codec ( 1337 bitrate ) i click on ok ... big surprise it only encode the music and i clicked on "export video and music" . A black screen with music ...

if any1 know how to solve this shit plz help me ( btw im a french canadian - sry if my explanation isnt accurate ) :D

DaveQB
10th August 2003, 08:53
sorta lost me there

did u drag and dop the video in to the timeline ??
i assume you owuld of,

from that
File > Export Timeline > Video...

select codec and settings and hit Save

should work fine,
works here fine.

check ya audio settings when you go to save
(under the Settings button)

K_R
10th August 2003, 14:36
Best to export to huffyuv and encode the xvid off that.

gouste
10th August 2003, 18:52
k , i've made few screenshot to accurate my problem...

1st ss --> www.w4ke-up.com/gouste/gouste_help1.jpg

With the DIVX codec used , i can saw the image on adobe premiere but i didnt see any image with xvid codec ( the dark square before the name of the video .. normally theres a picture of the start/end )

2nd ss --> www.w4ke-up.com/gouste/gouste_help3.jpg

all of the setting are ok ?

3rd ss --> www.w4ke-up.com/gouste/gouste_help2.jpg

all of the setting are ok ?

im very bored it only export sound :/

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ho here : www.w4ke-up.com/gouste.zip here's the 3 ss

MentholMoose
11th August 2003, 00:45
I don't think Premiere can edit mpeg4 files properly. Use a different codec for your intermediary files such as HuffYUV as suggested by K_R, or just use the raw screenshots (batch convert them to jpeg if disk space is a concern). Also, there are a ton of guides for making frag videos on the net, so search for them.

gouste
11th August 2003, 02:51
kthx ;P