>in Adobe After Effects ... the resulting composite
video is > > very jerky...
What file format did you render it to (in AE)?
I was wondering did you change the frame rate?
In AE did you turn on Frame blending?
In Premiere did you turn on 'de-interlace' for the
clip?
I suggest Quicktime file formats when rendering and
exporting. If you need an alpha channel use animation
format, clean video use Sorenson format.
regards
mike
--- sdwulfdawg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am trying to create a letterbox style video (16:9)
> that shows the
> bars on top of the screen when shown on a (3:2)
> world.
>
> When I create the original file in Adobe After
> Effects as 864x486
> (16:9) ratio, the resulting composited video is very
> jerky. When I
> import it in to Premiere, it is even jerkier. I've
> futzed around with
> the "Maintain Aspect Ratio" and still have the same
> problem.
>
> Any ideas?
>
>
>
>
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