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  1. 12th Mar 2005 07:06 #1
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    I've exported a Microsoft DV AVI file using Premiere Pro. When I try to encode it using TMPEnc Plus all I get is black video. Does anyone know the cause of this? Thanks!
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    you sure you didnt save it as a mainconcept DV file ?

    thats what adobe now uses - unless you selected microsoft dv (which looks like crap)


    in tmpgenc anyway -- adjust the vfapi priority settings for avi higher ...
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    I did choose Microsoft DV. Why would that look bad? I thought that was not compressed? What is the best solution to export to so that I can use TMPGEnc to convert it to MP2?
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    DV is always compressed -


    the best solution would to frame serve it or huffyuv
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  5. 12th Mar 2005 07:59 #5
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    Is there any way to use Huffyyuv in Pinnacle Studio for capturing?

    Also, can this format be used when exporting from Premiere?
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