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What is the best way to get a DVD from a AE project. Output as Uncompressed avi and use an external program/Premiere to convert it to mv2. Or is there an easier way? and if I have to go through another program is the difference between uncompressed and dv noticable?

dv avi or uncompressed avi. uncompressed avi if u got the space.

Im using timeremapping to slomo part of a clip. and frameblending to make it smooth. My problem is that when I use frameblending it sometimes look like two pictures in one. With one person and then the same person a couple of pixels away with a slight transparency. Is there any way to avoid...

I was tired when I posted this, this is ofcourse an After Effects question :)

Im using timeremapping to slomo part of a clip. and frameblending to make it smooth. My problem is that when I use frameblending it sometimes look like two pictures in one. With one person and then the same person a couple of pixels away with a slight transparency. Is there any way to avoid...

virtualdub

doesnt matter. and for the resolution. If u arent zooming in use the resolution of the videoformat and the images will match perfectly without any need for scaling.

since you arent printing, dpi is irrelevant. what is relevant is the actual size in pixels.

Does anyone know if the latest Durons(1,6, 1.8 GHz) support SSE so that premiere pro works? Have an old Athlon 1200 and need to buy a new _cheap_ processor to get Premiere to work.

well if your using an illegal copy of AE I see no reason for not downloading AE6.0pro

try the screen transfermode to drop out the white.

is there something in premiere as the render queue in after effects?

u should avoid trying to edit mpeg files. Adobe Premiere isnt a big fan of mpeg files. Buy a new large disk instead, fairly cheap these days. If u really need smaller files I suggest trying to use some .avi codec or quicktime. Make testfiles and open them in premiere and see if they are ok to edit.

G-spot is a nice little util. that can check what codecs a videofiles uses.

what I usually do is export it in premiere with divx5.05pro video codec and uncompressed audio. Then import it in virtualdub, with Video:Direct Stream Copy and Audio:Fulll Processing Mode. Then choose mp3 in Audio->Compression and File->Save as AVI

well a good imageediting software would be nice, like Adobe Photoshop.

well obviously the in_file is compressed in some way and if u output it uncompressed its gonna be alot bigger. So find out what codec its using and compress it with that and u will end up with a file just a little bit bigger.

Add a new solid layer, add effect>text>numbers and then u can animate that to create a timer.

u can always export it to a sequence of images, delete some and then import the ones u have left and do a avi of that

try output it with a highquality codec like divx (divx.com) or xvid.