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Old May 14th, 2009, 04:20 AM   #1
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Encoding problems 'green fuzz' ??

GGRRRR! Ever since I've upgraded from PP2 I've had so many encoding issues its just crazy!

Anyway. I have a sequence, and a number of the clips encode to produce 'green fuzz'. I have tried different co-decs, I re-imported the sequence, I've even re cut the bad clips to the time line. Oh, the clips themselves play fine individually

BUT still it gives this corrupted output ! Any ideas folks ?????


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Old May 14th, 2009, 05:59 AM   #2
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Can you post a screen grab? I'm not sure that I can sort much out from your description of "green fuzz".
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Old May 14th, 2009, 06:32 AM   #3
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Edit : IMAGE added - This is my green fuzz.
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Old May 14th, 2009, 07:38 AM   #4
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Ok....I think its something to do with the fields. Its very strange as it progressive footage and its encoding in progressive. I'm setting the clips to always de-interlace now and we will see!

hhmmmm
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Old May 15th, 2009, 07:01 AM   #5
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Aha... I'd agree that the likely culprit is a codec. I've not experienced anything like what you're seeing so I have no specific remedies beyond ridding your system of any old codecs then uninstalling and reinstalling CS3.

Perhaps others have a better idea but I think this might be a quicker solution than trying to diagnose where the specific problem might lie. Depending upon what you have on your machine and how long you've had it, it might be a good idea to blow away your machine and rebuild from the OS on up. IMO, this is a good option for any system that's been in use for a year or more.
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