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  1. 19th Oct 2003 01:32 #1
    videocheez
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    I have been using premier 6.5 to edit some "home movies" I just tried captureing a still frame from the movie as my opening scene and it looks kind of jumpy. The still lasts for about fifteen seconds with some back ground music and the vibrating appearance will give you a headache as your eyes try to focus. I'm looking for a suggestion to make this still frame look still. The source video was interlaced. I deinterlaced the edited product. Any suggestions will be appreciated.

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    You may want to try another program to capture the still frame. PowerDVD, WinDVD, Virtual Dub, and Video Studio are four programs that come to mind that can do this.
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