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• Premiere Pro CS3 - exporting to Avi format

  I've been using "Topaz" improve to migrate my images SD-to-HD 1280 x 720 with good results, I encode to H264 (MPEG4) images

  The process is very time consuming.

  Is it poss to the file of 1280 x 720 for a same size of output Avi file? -First it is up to 720 x 576 when I export to Avi

  The other question - how many times you can encode a Mp4 file I put the HD "Topaz" files in the project?

  Mp4 files do not play well on my system 3.4ghz 3 GB of ram when using different actors but play ok when you export in a new project in Premiere Cs3.

  An Avi file would speed up the rendering process.

  I hope someone can help

  He got now.

  Rather than export every element such as an HD version for editing later, it wouldn't make more sense to edit the clips SD, then exit uprez?

• Adobe CS5 exported damaged avi animations

  Hey there, I am having trouble with a file of my not export properly and I'm absolutely desperate at this point.

  I just finished an animation ~ 3 min yesterday but when I exported to a .avi file, it is corrupt. (Frames overlap, are cut in half, the colors are completely reversed, animation starting in the middle and then jumps back to play at the long, rough static) I made an animation of the year last in August 2015, using the same computer, the version of Flash, methods and it worked well and always has, so I don't know what the problem with this animation. I really do not understand what's going wrong at the moment, or where the file may be corrupted.

  The animation is 24 frames per second.

  I tried to save as a .avi and .mov, and giving thanks to After Effects with no luck. (In fact, in After Effects, the audio has not made correctly/all the way through, or not at all.)

  I tried piecing back together animation in a new file in Flash to isolate where the problem is maybe, but the same product no matter what layer it is (I tried each of them individually, and the same thing happens when rendered/exported).

  Flush to the main issue at the beginning of the animation leads to Windows Media Player not being able to open the file at all.

  Again, I am desperate. I spent weeks working on this animation and it will not export in Adobe Flash Professional CS5, CS6, CS6 or copy from a friend of the file (in which case it was my computer that gives issues). I would really not scrap work weeks, especially because it looks and works fine in Flash, but now that I need to download it, it can not work. Please, I would be grateful any help whatsoever.

  HA! I can easily make 768 x 480, I couldn't just not believe that anyone would need this particular size!

  I ' l do both. I'll post the files to 10 Mbps H.264 with AAC audio, 320 kbps. This should be plenty for recompress you to other amounts.

  Soon to return...

• Export to AVI with WMV9 video codec

  I installed the codec WMV9 on my PC and be able to export with MMV9 codec avi files using virtualdub.  I would do the same thing using Premiere pro.  However, when I chose the format avi, WMV9 codec does not appear on the list of the available video codecs.

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• Adobe speech analysis exports files .avi cineform instead of a text file.

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• Flash Professional CC-> how to export to avi?

  Hi all!

  I have a problem, I think that I can export my animation for .avi file, but when I select the menu 'File'-> export movie... I don't have the choice, I can export only. MOV

  I need a file. AVI.

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• M4V export or AVI to 3840 * 1080 px

  For a project I have to make a video with the mast, next door, so I'd end up with a file 3840 * 1080px with on the left the video original side and on the right side of the Matte.

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  H264 will export to this resolution, I should just switch to high-profile 5.2 level. You can also use the cineform codec in quicktime format.

• Export to avi, too dark colors

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• I have a lot (1000 hours) SD video on rapidly deteriorating the band I want to digitize and archive.  Should I export to AVI, MPEG2, H264 or...?

  It's my first post, so if I get this is wrong, I apologize.  My question is as stated above...

  Hi Rob,

  For DVCAM tapes, I highly recommend Firewire capture in the form of .avi files DV, which would be 100% lossless - essentially a transfer of data from a tape to hard drive - SAME data to different media. Doesn't get better than that. And keep backup tapes - I have a lot of DV and DVCAM tapes that are 15 years old and over and still read perfectly. Being digital, that signal will not be weird as old VHS tapes... you have a photo or not.

  For analog tapes, then use the MXO2 capture with Matrox MPEG-2 I-Frame codec, which is intra-frame with 4:2:2 color and you can increase the data rate slider as needed to meet your needs for quality. Of course, you have the option of uncompressed with Matrox, but probably exaggerated and takes tons more storage space.

  What about H.264, it is certainly the most ubiquitous format around in recent years, but it is "lossy" - highly compressed, so I would not really call this archiving for so many info is thrown when encoding. I think that the color will be 4:2:0, for example, most interframe encoding (not full images). If your MXO2 has the option 'MAX' that supports capture directly in H.264 format, for what it's worth.

  The problem with the Matrox codec, or similar, is that it requires a PC with Matrox codec installed. But you will encounter in this type of situation regardless, years in advance. You might find yourself transcoding your entire library for a newer, better codec in 5 years, who knows.

  The only media with proven longevity are film. I have 8mm films of the 1940s who plays back perfect on the original Kodak Brownie projector that Grandpa passed. Try to reproduce any digital recent or size of band in the 1970s. HA!

  Something to consider about the archiving of your video library in digital - even if you have a RAID configuration with redundancy, you'll want all the files that are duplicated on another drive to safety. Readers can and do fail. And readers also die after several years (or less) while just sitting on a shelf, they become just unreadable. You must therefore have a backup AND move the data to newer media after a few years without danger or risk losing everything.

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• Cannot export short avi movie.

  I can't export even a small clip of the movie ended. It crashes at the end of the export. I have a film of 40 minutes and even 4 minutes it crashes export. 2 or 3 seconds works OK though. Also it does not update the program on the cloud.

  Thanks for your point of view. It is now fixed! It was like looking for a needle in a haystack but then I clicked on something to upgrade the Windows 7 system and it took an update for a LONG time, then finally, he began to work. So there was conflict between Windows and first soe. All the things that I was doing in the edition and the max memory were not important. I read something in a newspaper of about 32-bit errors and my system is 64-bit, it might have been connected with Windows Media Player. In any case, thanks for your comments, it made me try things.

• Flash 8 pro - no movement in avi exported

  I'm an old project that I created in Macromedia Flash Pro 8 editing seven years ago. When I export to AVI, sound and video work fine except there is no motion tween in the exported AVI. Characters slide around without the leg and arm of the queries of animation with interpolation. This seems odd, because the work of fine tweening in the previews and export SWF? I worked on it for hours with no progress and I feel a bit desperate.

  Perfect. The property change graphic as you suggest allowed me to change looping to 'Play once', which did exactly what I need. 1 million thanks.

• When I export a video .avi, the text disappears

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• I have can´t export .avi

  I can't export an .avi and I don't have the option "Video for Windows".

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  > After Effects CS611.0.3

  You must install the updated CS6:

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• How can I save/export as WMV, MOV, AVI, MPG or FLV?

  Hello

  I see and understand post it-sharing option, but I don't see her anywhere to save/export as WMV, MOV, AVI, MPG or FLV file formats. I had a much longer version of this program and it was not a problem to do so. In addition, export under file is always grayed out and I did not now how to change that in case these options to save in the above files are there.

  Glenn

  Glenn

  Please remind me what operating system you are using for your 13 items first?

  I don't think that is involved. I suspect it's the thin scroll bar but let us check this.

  

  Let's say you want to want to export an .avi file, you use the thin scroll bar to scroll

  MPEG

  AVCHD

  XAVC-S

  AVI

  Windows Media

  QuickTime

  Image

  Audio

  until you scroll to AVI and then make your choice of preset for AVI. If you decide him preset default AVI is not what that

  you want, then you press the Advanced button so that AVI preset for the pre-defined customization area.

  As you can see, there is a scroll more to do to Windows Media (wmv) that is closer to

  the bottom of the list.

  If please consider and let us know the result. If the choice is really missing, we're in major trouble

  which may require an uninstall program, ccleaner Cross and reinstall with antivirus and firewall disabled.

  We will follow to your results.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• Always get horizontal lines on video during export to 720 x 480 AVI with "Deinterlace" turned on

  Professional Hello again fine,

  I use 6 first on a Windows 7 computer.

  I always get horizontal lines in my video during export to AVI 720 x 480, even with "Deinterlace" lit.

  I had a doubt on another thread and said robodog2 that it is interlaced with the lines of the file are not displayed when you use a selection of progressive export file...

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/852077

  So I found the box "Deinterlace" via "chronology of export > movie > settings > special treatment > Modify > deinterlace ', but if I have this box checked, I still have horizontal lines.

  Here are the screenshots of the same base video before importing them in at first for an effect reverse, and after I saved the resulting file 720 x 480 AVI... the final file appears with the same horizontal lines if yes or no deinterlacing is checked.

  Lines are more visible when viewing the video in Windows Media Player they appear in these screenshots below... the lines have in fact characteristics of edge in the public eye.  The lines look like an old used TV sometimes when the antenna was not getting good reception.  Also, I am saving successfully the "chronology of export > movie" path with different codecs (this is no longer a file generated from the preview, I was talking about in the previous thread on this)... so I'm sure all the parameters with this version and I get this result with three different codecs, with and without the "Deinterlace" checked... I had the same experience over and over yesterday evening while he was also working with another file.

  No one knows what is the cause?... Please see the pictures below

  Thank you

  digiday

  AVI file of front of record in first -own original 720 x 480, 30 frames per second

  

  After the backup in the first 6

  Horizontal lines showing in this first 6, 720 x 480, 30 fps AVI file

  

  Hi David,

  Yes, I finally solve this problem, based on a chance observation on another forum.  On another forum a guy once mentioned the setting ' NONE FRAME ' in the 'Record Options' in the dialog "Export movie" when I export my movie to an AVI file, as seen in my screen shot below.  Otherwise, I think that setting was failing to "FIRST FRAME ABOVE".

  For the most part, I was getting these terrible horizontal lines when I exported the graphic effects that I created with imported Photoshop layers in my film projects... in these kinds of exports that horizontal lines were much worse and more obvious that if I was just export a project with the actual video that I had imported in my project.

  But still, even with the imported video, as examples of images that I posted on this thread, even in this case I saw the horizontal lines.

  So one guy on another forum said something about "ANY FRAME" setting in my export dialog box.  It relates to something else about deinterlacing it is better for this problem as the "FIRST FRAME SUPERIOR" or "FIRST FRAME BELOW" settings.

  As can be seen in my screenshot below, which is the setting I talk, but I was using the old 6 first of 1999all about, and options in the new versions of first export dialog are different.  The guy on the other forum that mentions that setting, that eventually solved my problem, said that the adjustment did not differ in a newer version of first he used, but I found this setting in my dialog "Export movie" , and that solved the problem.

  It was so simple and I went by so many things to try to solve it, including my files running through other apps to try to pre empt the problem and none of it worked... He just turns out to be THAT simple adjustment "ANY FIELD" and that solved the whole problem.

  First 6 and some newer versions of first, seem to have other problems, such as the creation of an oblong shape, rotation image from a round graph-shaped eggs after importation and applying an effect of rotation, but otherwise, once I realized that the solution of horizontal lines, I did pretty well understand many things in this former first and I got pretty good results.

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