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PAL systems
Now something is going..? While capturing - With any variations to the settings the video comes out all jerky - it's missing some FRAMES, and I always get a message saying that it had to drop frames. NTSC mode Is there any way to FIX this? Thank you for your patience...- Project101
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- Forum: Adobe: Premiere
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PAL systems
So in essence, capture everything in NTSC mode, and export it to MPEG. I hope that it will play on any dvd/vcd player, and it does come out "OK" on their television screen, even though it is PAL. Review one more time: Just omit what kind of dvd/vcd player they have and TV. Just burn...- Project101
- Post #5
- Forum: Adobe: Premiere
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PAL systems
Thank you, but I actually figure out that when exporting the timeline, it should be MPEG which is considered to be a VCD type reading. anyway - I do have another question... If we started our PROJECT in the VIDEO COMPRESSOR: DV - NTSC mode and when exporting it to a movie for the PIXEL RATIO...- Project101
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- Forum: Adobe: Premiere
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PAL systems
I recorded some footages on a regular JVC camcorder. I know that in capturing, it uses the MICROSOFT DV (PAL) with a 25 fps. The capturing is set for the PAL television screen. However, I'm a little stumped on the exporting, I'm trying to send a footage to a friend in Thailand. Although it...- Project101
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