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Edward Vydro · November 19th, 2003, 02:13 PM

Hi, I just purchased JVC GR-HD1, I shot some footage. I captured it onto my pc and imported it into Premiere. The footage is so jerky I guess because it's mpeg format and the pc must uncompress it. I have a dv camera as well canon Elura 40mc and when I used to import footage into my Premiere, everything was nice and smooth. I am sort of new at this and wanted to find out how can I see and edit the footage to play more smoothly in my edit window. Thanks very much for all the responses

I have
Dual P3 933
with 1.5 Mb
120 gig hd 7200 RPM

David Newman · November 19th, 2003, 03:18 PM

Decoding 720p high definition decoding is about 3 times more difficult than decoding standard definition DV. Smooth playback on a single HD stream requires a minimum of a 2Ghz P4. Your dual processor can't help as the MPEG-2 decode will only effectively use one of your CPUs.

November 19th, 2003, 02:13 PM	#1
Edward Vydro Tourist Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Brooklyn, NY Posts: 4	jerky footage import Hi, I just purchased JVC GR-HD1, I shot some footage. I captured it onto my pc and imported it into Premiere. The footage is so jerky I guess because it's mpeg format and the pc must uncompress it. I have a dv camera as well canon Elura 40mc and when I used to import footage into my Premiere, everything was nice and smooth. I am sort of new at this and wanted to find out how can I see and edit the footage to play more smoothly in my edit window. Thanks very much for all the responses I have Dual P3 933 with 1.5 Mb 120 gig hd 7200 RPM

November 19th, 2003, 03:18 PM	#2
David Newman CTO, CineForm Inc. Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Cardiff-by-the-Sea, California Posts: 8,095	Decoding 720p high definition decoding is about 3 times more difficult than decoding standard definition DV. Smooth playback on a single HD stream requires a minimum of a 2Ghz P4. Your dual processor can't help as the MPEG-2 decode will only effectively use one of your CPUs.