With windows 98, I could bring up a video clip in premiere and easily frame-seek within the little editing window. Now, when I try to do this with an avi (mpegs are fine) it either stays stuck displaying the first frame of the clip, or it shows some sork of green, rectangular overlay that completely obscures the frame. This might also be a codec problem, though I only have divx 3 and 4 installed and with the same settings I used in win 98 (3 handles 3 and 4 handles 4, with BSPlayer used to configure the settings). The clips I'm accessing all play fine and can be manipulated through vdub/nandub perfectly fine -- but I really need to be able to use premiere. Any ideas how I could resolve or get around this?
Thanks,
EnDarkEnd
More specifically, what's wrong is I can't frame seek avi video clips like I used to be able to with Win 98. I used to be able to eNow, when I bring up an avi (divx 3 or 4) in the editing window. With windows 98, I could click on different spots of the editing window timeline, and it would display whatever frame I was on. Now, when I try this, it just stays stuck on whatever the first frame of the clip is -- I can't even seek using the arrow buttons. Any ideas what could be causing this
