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  1. I shot a few AVI with my digital camera. The AVI files are 30 fps, 640x480 MJPEG. I use PICVideo decompressor.

    I loaded the video into Premiere and did some quick cut. Then used "Export Movie" with the following setting (most of are default since I don't really know them)

    File Type: Microsoft AVI
    Video only
    Embedding Options: Project
    Codec: DivX Pro 5.2.1
    Millions of colors
    640 h 480 v
    30.00 fps
    Square pixel

    Data Rate:
    unchecked Limit Data Rate to
    checked Recompress "Maintain Data Rate"

    Deinterlace Video Footage
    checked Optimize Stills

    DivX codec is set to progressive source, Fast, 780 kbps, 1-pass

    The result file is rather large, 271MB for 8min. This is about 4 mbps.

    Worse, it is UNPLAYABLE. It will crash any WMP and VirtualDub. I got the following in VD:

    An out-of-bounds memory access (access violation) occurred in module 'VirtualDub'......while decompressing video frame 0 with "DivX Pro(tm) 5.2.1 Codec" [biCompression=30355844] (VideoSource.cpp:1772).

    After fiddling around with deinterlace (set premiere to lower field first and DivX to deinteralce) and uncheck Recompress, now I get an AVI file that I can play. But with very low quality and large 4mbps.

    I remember doing this some time before on smaller video (320x24) and it worked fine. Am I missing some settings?

    Thanks!
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    Have you tried loading the source video (MJPEG) to VirtualDUB directly?

    You can do the same editing there.

    If VirtualDUB can open the file, then during conversion to DivX (saving) select:

    Compression Speed = Slow, Encode in 1 pass quality based with a Q factor of 5~6, encoding progressive or interlaced, depending on the source - probably interlaced - and key frame every 100 frames.

    If it is still too large, increase the Q factor until size becomes adequate while quality doesn't suffer.
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