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Exporting to H.264 in Premiere CS4
Hello All,
Hoping someone can help me with this. I shot my Short on a Canon XH (HDV, widescreen, 23.97fps) and did all my editing in Premiere CS4 in HD. Everything looks great on the timeline and runs smoothly when I preview in Premiere. I want to now export to H.264, so in the Options, that is what I choose. In the section just below that I choose one of the High Quality, 23.97fps, 720p drop downs. The complete film (~5 minutes) exports fine in about 20 minutes, but when i playback the footage, it's choppy and the sound is off. Can anyone help? Thank you. |
Usually this is caused by background processes running. Check with either CCleaner to prevent processes from starting at boot time or use Process Explorer to kill processes. I recently had similar issues on a notebook, that showed choppy behavior while playing a HD H.264 TS file and ending/killing several processes solved the issue.
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Thanks Harm.
So you think this choppiness is just during playback? The actual file is fine? |
The same file when played on a Sony Vaio VGN-FW31ZJ was choppy and on the desktop flawless. Even when playing from a slow USB drive. It was only a matter of processes running in the background.
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okay, i will double check.
thanks. |
It worked!
It was apparently the Quicktime player i was using.
When played with Windows Media Player, it worked perfectly. Cheers. |
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