F fx1lrgdgk Active member Jan 8, 2010 #1 Whenever I export any video it comes out with very great quality but theres ghosting in every clip? How do I get rid of that? Thanks Mike
Whenever I export any video it comes out with very great quality but theres ghosting in every clip? How do I get rid of that? Thanks Mike
F fx1lrgdgk Active member Jan 8, 2010 #4 I tried to take off framebending and I re exported to see how it looked and theres still ghosting.
P PDR Veteran Jan 9, 2010 #5 What were your source format(s) and sequence settings ? What were your render settings? Do you see ghosting in the program monitor preview within Premiere? or the AME export preview window? Maybe post a screenshot of what you mean by ghosting (to most it would imply frame blending)
What were your source format(s) and sequence settings ? What were your render settings? Do you see ghosting in the program monitor preview within Premiere? or the AME export preview window? Maybe post a screenshot of what you mean by ghosting (to most it would imply frame blending)
F fx1lrgdgk Active member Jan 9, 2010 #6 DVCPRO HD 720 60p, im using the h.264 and HDTV 720p export. And no its not on the preview monitor, its only when exported and viewed.
DVCPRO HD 720 60p, im using the h.264 and HDTV 720p export. And no its not on the preview monitor, its only when exported and viewed.
J JThi Member Jan 20, 2010 #7 I am having a similar problem when exporting to Media Encoder CS4 from Premiere Pro CS4. I get these blurry effects from time to time that show up even in non-motion areas. Hard to know what to fix, but the render looked great in Premiere Pro. I am trying to make a QuickTime movie.
I am having a similar problem when exporting to Media Encoder CS4 from Premiere Pro CS4. I get these blurry effects from time to time that show up even in non-motion areas. Hard to know what to fix, but the render looked great in Premiere Pro. I am trying to make a QuickTime movie.