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Adobe Premiere and Encoder does not indexing the m2v correctly! Pixeling everywhere after import!

Jul 19, 2012 7:05 AM

Hey all,

something new popped up.

Normally everything works fine but this time when I demuxed my movie to reauthor it, it does something weird after putting it into premiere pro or media encoder.

After the yellow screen disappears (when indexing is done) i can scroll threw the movie and I see ugly pixel and wrong interpretaion of the movie.

I tried a lot... the demuxed movie works fine in vlc and media player.. no pixel there... only when i import it into an adobe product the pixels are in the source file....

It's all not about exporting it, we are talking about importing. So nothing with low bit rate or something.

I insert an example here. When the FIRE starts, it's pixeling.

What can I do?

876 Views 4 Replies Latest reply: Jim Simon, Jul 19, 2012 7:07 PM

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1. David__B,

Jul 19, 2012 1:53 PM in reply to FrozenDice

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Hi FrozenDice,

Just to confirm, the pixelation appears on import when viewing the file from within the project panel (not after placing it in a sequence)? In Premiere Pro do you see this behavior if you drag and drop the m2v file on the icon at the bottom of the project panel to create a new sequence from it? Is the sequence showing that it needs to be rendered after placing the m2v file within it? What was the prior version that did work? If you still have access to that version, do current clips still work there? I'm not sure what I'm looking for with this YouTube video?

My inclination would be this might be an instance where you might need to contact our support and provide them a sample clip for them to try recreating the behavior.

I'm moving your post to the Premiere Pro forum.

-Dave

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2. Jim Simon,

Jul 19, 2012 2:11 PM in reply to FrozenDice

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I demuxed my movie to reauthor it

You really should be going back to the original project and original media for this type of thing.

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3. FrozenDice,

Jul 19, 2012 3:29 PM in reply to David__B

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Hey everybody,

I try to explain it a bit more detailled.

First:

Going back to source it no possible cause the movie label sends me DVDs and I do a "3 movies on 1 DVD" and sources are DVDs.

So my steps are:

1. AnyDVD: Rip DVD on Harddisk
2. PGCDemux: demux the file into .ac3 and .m2v
(3.) Adobe Premiere: IF I have to change, cut or correct the movie, I do it in Adobe Premiere CS6, if not I skip directly into Media Encoder.
4. Media Encoder: I insert the .m2v and Media Encoder to recode it. Media Encoder writes the .xmp (making an index) AND HERE IS THE PROBLEM. After It's done some szenes look like this:

In VLC they look like they should:

Media Encoder AND Adobe Premiere a getting the m2v wrong.
They disturb the picture from on of the other frame and go back to normal. This distubing can last from 2 frames to a whole minute. The Picture is really damaged without any reason.
This happens only in the adobe products. When I play the m2v with VLC or Windows Media Player it is fine and perfect.
I do the steps 1 to 4 nearly every day without any trouble, but this project seems different but I can not find the problem.

(A temporal fix was to convert the m2v into m2ts and then importing it into media encoder... but this is not the best way).

Any Ideas?

Kind Regards
Marc

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4. Jim Simon,

Jul 19, 2012 7:07 PM in reply to FrozenDice

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OK, then try this.

http://www.videohelp.com/tools/XviD4PSP

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