I'm annoyed with this sh1t

[vemalas]

I would also do that if i had the space. But that licker cowboy would eat 1/3 of my hard drive. I would have to delete almost all anime and games that i have! *thinks of new pc*
I'm trying this one now - exporting directly from premiere with Microsoft Windows Media video 9. It stil had to look decent and the filesize will be around 100~mb in my calculations (screw me, im bad at math)

[post-it]

@BasharOfTheAges :
.. odd idea, but it just might work here; frame serving from Primiere to VD ?? .. I had to do that a few times with Primiere 5.1 to VD 1.3 years ago .. just a thought

[The Origonal Head Hunter]

It sounds like it's either a bad install of Lagarith or Premiere being unfriendly. I always export uncompressed form Premiere because of problems i've had in the past.

So you're saying you'd convert the uncompressed to Lagarith using another program? (after Premiere exports)

no, they're saying you should export uncompressed, then compress it down to Xvid/Divx straight from there. No need for lagarith at all that way.

[BasharOfTheAges]

If the video is coming out of premiere and is just going to be encoded to a distro format, then what's the problem exactly? You really don't need to keep the export form that point...

[Kionon]

Try exporting in HUFFYUV, and never install AMV APP in the middle of a project.

[Gepetto]

@BasharOfTheAges :
.. odd idea, but it just might work here; frame serving from Primiere to VD ?? .. I had to do that a few times with Primiere 5.1 to VD 1.3 years ago .. just a thought

Try exporting in HUFFYUV, and never install AMV APP in the middle of a project.

If neither of these work for you, you need more RAM.

[Scintilla]

Try exporting in HUFFYUV, and never install AMV APP in the middle of a project.

And don't forget to follow <a href="/guides/avtech/premiereproexport.html">these guidelines</a> when you do.