Alas Eastanwick
May 16th, 2008, 06:18 AM
Hi guys, this is may very first post and I feel I just might botch it a bit but all the same I have to try and ask you a question regardless of maybe posting in the wrong thread.
What are those lines on any moving object I film and try to import, in this case the lines on the edge of the fridge and along the body of the man on the screen?
http://img369.imageshack.us/my.php?image=vlcsnap136215gk2.png
Now, I'm sorry but I can't seem to make the image open up in the thread to you're going to have to open it, please that is.
Take in to account that it doesn't appear if I use other viewing software. This screenshot was taken of VLC media player, and when I play the file on windows media player it's alright, though it sometimes plays real slow if I use other exporting options.
The lines are there when I use the Premiere capture tool ( I don't use any other editing software), but when i edit the file in Premiere it's alright. So when i export the file it almost always ends up like this. I've managed to find a exporting option which fixes this (only on VLC media player though) but I have to know what the problem is so I can learn to go around it.
I'm using Premiere CS3 with the Canon XH/a1. This was shot on HD on 50i fps on 16:9.
Thanks in advance.
What are those lines on any moving object I film and try to import, in this case the lines on the edge of the fridge and along the body of the man on the screen?
http://img369.imageshack.us/my.php?image=vlcsnap136215gk2.png
Now, I'm sorry but I can't seem to make the image open up in the thread to you're going to have to open it, please that is.
Take in to account that it doesn't appear if I use other viewing software. This screenshot was taken of VLC media player, and when I play the file on windows media player it's alright, though it sometimes plays real slow if I use other exporting options.
The lines are there when I use the Premiere capture tool ( I don't use any other editing software), but when i edit the file in Premiere it's alright. So when i export the file it almost always ends up like this. I've managed to find a exporting option which fixes this (only on VLC media player though) but I have to know what the problem is so I can learn to go around it.
I'm using Premiere CS3 with the Canon XH/a1. This was shot on HD on 50i fps on 16:9.
Thanks in advance.