7d + Adobe Premiere CS3 + Neoscene (v. help w/ settings!)

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We currently have 2 systems and recently got a few 7D's, however we managed to find problems concerning the .avi files after the Cineform Neoscene conversion..

In Adobe Premiere Pro CS3, the video's playback after the conversion and rendering seems very jittery. Minor strobe-like look to the clips. Is anyone else experiencing this issue? There are essentially three steps in where these clips might be manifesting the "jitter-like" video fault: 7D camera settings, Cineform settings, and Premiere Pro's project settings. If anyone has any information on the correct settings for a flawless (and jitter-less) video playback, it would be greatly appreciated! The quality from this camera is out of this world beautiful, its a shame to discard it due to a setting issue..

Thanks!
 
I had to upgrade (for free) to the latest version of Neoscene to get 7D support (Neoscene thought my 7D was a 5DMII and treated the conversion as such...I noticed in the Neoscene log that it was calling the file a "5D" file which got me to thinking). I didn't get smooth playback of converted 7D in Premiere CS4.1 on Vista until I did the upgrade. I'd suggest you contact the Neoscene tech support folks and ask them about it.
 
Let's assume we're working with 1080, 24 (I'm on CS4.1). Sequence settings =

General:
Editing Mode: Desktop
Timebase: 23.976 frames/second

Video:
frame size: 1920x1080 16:9
Pixel Aspect ratio: Square Pixels (1.0)
Fields: No Fields (progressive scan)
Display Format: Frames

Audio:
sample rate: 44,100 Hz
display format: Audio Samples

Video Previews
preview file format: Microsoft Avi
Codec: Uncompressed UYVY 422 bit

As I said, this was horrible playback...jerky as could be...UNTIL I upgraded Neoscene to v 1.3.7 build 122. It works fine now.
 
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