Paul R Johnson |
December 22nd, 2009 02:00 PM |
Editing Corupt video on CS4
I've taken on a rotten job. A one hour long rescue of some valuable, archive (not cost) wise material. It's mpg and has lots of data errors - some giving odd green or colour blocks or banding - just like dodgy DV tape, and some missing bits of audio waveform - all very short and editable.
The trouble is, premiere is happy until the point where the data is corrupt, and then it crashes. If I scrub the time-line around the dodgy material, it's ok, but stop on the bad bit, or play through it and down it goes. So basically I keep saving after rendering small chunks - 5 mins or so. If it doesn't crash during the render. I save and move on. Then I come across a 5 min section with something horrible in it, and it crashes, then I can go back to the start and bit by bit, identify good and bad bits. Once I've identified the bad bits I can delete the short section and re-edit to cover the gaps.
Has anyone found a better way to do this - 6 hours so far, and still a few glitches I've yet to find.
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