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I'm almost betting the problem began way in the very beginning of this thread, where Zarlata said: My system: amd athlon 700 ASUS v7700 SBLIVE! ASUS K7M 2x128 generic 100mhz ram <---- !!!! lan card and winmodem Athlon systems can be VERY picky about their ram. You must use &quot;Athlon...

(Quoted on 9/6/2001) from stylin16 (Visitor) Sep 4, 2001 &quot;I have the same problem with my V7700 Deluxe card. Asus Live seemed to work fine with the drivers supplied on the cd, but the stereoscopic D3D settings were all greyed out and I was unable to do anything so I installed the latest...

Hi Nikoe, If the source footage was recored in a low-light scenario, chances are there just isn't enough data available to perform a decent noise reduction. I know what you are saying, the darn thing should be correctable, but I'm afraid that is impossible. Is there any way to re-shoot the...

&quot;Filmic,&quot; as in an aged film look, with random lines and specks and graininess? Or &quot;Filmic&quot; as in that illustrious smooth motion and &quot;certain quality&quot; that makes the clip undeniably professional? I'm sure you could find a FX plugin that will do film grain and age...

CINEPAK?? My god man, no offense but that is ancient Macintosh technology. Cinepak is bad for video, plain and simple. It takes forever to encode and looks terrible. Most OS's come with a few codecs pre-installed such as Indeo and Cinepak or whatnot, but these are only included for legacy...

Hi Gunn, ASV1 is a &quot;capture only&quot; codec, which means it cannot recompress video like you are trying to do. Premiere cannot use ASV1 as an appropriate output codec, sorry. Try MJPEG instead. (Search for MJPEG CODEC at http://www.google.com ) Mark