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I would like to submit my first AMV for your consideration... 174717 It took me ten years to finally make an amv, and I put a lot of care into it. :) I was first introduced to amvs while I was working at Animate in LA in 2000, but it took me a little time to get my act together. This video was, appr...

Thanks a lot, dokidoki. Sorry for the trouble.

I was in the Editors > Edit Video Section. I put a check next to the vid I wanted to request removal for and clicked "submit". I go to the next page, fill out the reason and click "submit". THEN I see that there was another dropdown menu on that page, and my other video had been the default. Meaning...

Thanks for your insights and advice, it's no secret I'm not the technical expert that you are. Unfortunately I must have done something wrong because the output video I produced attempting to follow the procedure you outline had colored, vertical lines running through it.

I exported my video from Premiere in Adobe Flash format to get it down to size, and I notice that it's taking longer than the other new videos on the block to generate a preview. Does it just take longer to encode, or will Adobe Flash not generate a preview at all?

The problem has improved a bit. I cropped a segment out that's jittery every time, but on its own there's no jitter. My theory is that it has something to do with the machine I'm working on (not my own). Adobe gets really low on memory while I'm working.

I'm using Adobe Premiere CS3 to produce my video, and when I export it to avi the resulting video has many sections which are slightly jerky/jittery. It's almost subliminal, but it's nearly constant and impossible not to notice. It's like working under a light that's just barely flickering - it both...