Titles in Premier. Including Title Deko 1

[syoung4]

When I put a title into the time line of my project and render the project the video stutters and is jerky.

If I render the same project without any titles the project is ok.

I am puting my main video on timeline 1a and 1b to use transitions, and I am putting the title onto Video 2 time line so that I can use fade handles to fade the title in and out over video.

Can anyone help me with this problem?

 

[oldnewbie]

How sophisticated is your title?
Does the same thing happen if you use a simple superimposed white non moving title from the titler in Premiere?

;-) "If nothing else, I can always serve as a bad example!”

 

[syoung4]

Yes I have tried using only a white title from the Adobe titler. I have uninstalled all my Miro Dc30 plus drives, and Adobe premier. I then reinstalled all software.

I have tried changing project settings, video filters, upperfield first, optimise stills etc but this has not worked. I have updated quicktime to 4.1 and also Direct X to Version 7. I have defraged my harddrive. I have used the tour videos from Adobe instead of my captured video but this has not worked.

I have updated all my miro dc30 plus drivers to the latest version, and also Adobe premier to 5.1c.


I have changed the data rate limit to 5000 kb/s. I tried taking the limit off.

I dont know what else I can do. Adobe are not very helpfull
their response is only what they have in their knowledge database. I can print this off myself.

 

[oldnewbie]

Sorry... I don't have a DC30! But it should work! I suggest you post, if you haven't done it, your question on the Adobe Forum:

http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?.ee6b372

Most threads are now on Premiere 6... But still a lot of 5.x DC30 users around... or search!

Best I can do!

;-)
"If nothing else, I can always serve as a bad example!”

 

[syoung4]

I am very pleased to say that this problem has now been solved. The DMA feature on my hardrive was not enabled. I enabled this by going to the device manager and selecting the DMA feature on my hard drive. This cured the jerky video after it had been rendered with a title over it.
Thank you for all your help.