thanks guys for the feedback..
272 is correct, and yea its wide screen (very wide), that its an 'mpg', got
by me cuz my pc reads the file as an .avi.
Guess i'm have to figure out this program Procoder, then... Geez, I kinda get
tired of having to learn all this software just to transode things, lol.
FYI=, Windows Media Maker accepted this file, and rendered it back out with
only one problem, it was out of sync.. Its looks good though, I'm playing with
the sync in Premiere.. Go Figure!
Thanks,
Frank
Glen Tubbesing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Frank,
You may want to check on those dimensions. What you gave would give a
very wide, but short, video, with a 2.35:1 aspect ratio. Is this a
widescreen clip? Or, maybe you meant to type 640x472? You also may
want to convert the clip from the MPEG-4 to an AVI format to make it
easier on Premiere. For that, you'll want to use ProCoder 2. However,
I think the fact that your clip is an MPEG-4 is the cause of the
majority of your problems.
Good luck,
Glen in Vegas
Frank wrote:
> Been playing around with this problem.. Checked out Procoder, its
> cool, but I have to practise with the settings.. I to get Divx
> before procoder would work. And man, Procoder takes forever to do
> its thing, lol.
>
> Got this PAL clip imported to Premiere Pro 1.0, but I'm just getting
> a black screen on the preview moniter, audio conforms but doesn't
> play.. Just black as the timeline indicator moves across the timeline
>
> Per Johnny, I did the clip properties check in premiere, here are
> the highlights:
>
> Image size: 640x272
> Pixel Depth:12
> Frame Rate: 25
> Audio: 44100 hz compressed
>
> Average Data Rate 194.37 kbps
> Pixel Aspect Ratio: 100
>
> Interleave: 1 : 0.65
>
> Compressor: "XVID", XviD MPEG-4 Codec
>
> Additional Info:
> Nandub v1.0rc2
>
>
> Is it the codec? I installed divx, but it doesn't seem to be
> helping in premiere, but does in Procoder.. I was looking in the
> program files, and thought about copying and pasting the .dll codec
> files from the Divx program file to the Premiere program files.. (I
> was scared to actually try it though, lol). Thought I'd ask here
> for some feedback first.
>
> I tried importing the file straight into Encore, because my goal is
> to get it out on NTSC DVD, but Encore says it only takes resolutions
> 720x480, 720x486, and 704x480. Any authoring programs take xvid
> encoded, 640x272 resolution .avi files?
>
> Thanks for your feedback, gentlemen, I really appeciate it..
>
> Frank
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