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[rmartin8]

Using 7.5.  Whenever I create an avi file from a premiere pro file with a title that is not overlaping with a clip
it does not display properly -- the actual title flashes briefly, a blank followng for the rest of the title duration.  When the title overlaps a clip, even a small amount, the result is OK.

Help!

[grandpabruce]

rmartin8, on Aug 18 2006, 09:53 AM, said:

Using 7.5.  Whenever I create an avi file from a premiere pro file with a title that is not overlaping with a clip
it does not display properly -- the actual title flashes briefly, a blank followng for the rest of the title duration.  When the title overlaps a clip, even a small amount, the result is OK.

Help!

I don't understand what you did.  Sorry.  What are you talking about when you say a title overlapping a clip?  Are you talking about the title being an overlay over the clip?

Does that clip play in Windows Media Player?

Edited by grandpabruce, 18 August 2006 - 10:07 AM.

[lynn98109]

It would also help if you post your compuer specs, like grandpabruce.

Lynn

[rmartin8]

Here is an attempt to clarify the problem  I am having with Premiere Pro 1.5 titles and Easy Creator 7.5  I hope I haven't muddle it even further.

1. In the timeline, put a video-clip  on Track 1.
2. Created a title-clip in Premiere Pro 1.5 “titler.”
3. In the time-line, put title-clip on Track 1, “in front of,” (i.e., “preceding”) the video-clip.  Or put title-clip in a track, say "track-2" above the video-clip.
4.  Create an avi file of  the above.
5. Using Easy Media 7.5, burn to iso…DVD
6.  No matter how long the “title-clip” is,  the word or words in it just flash briefly….

Other issues.

   1. If the title-clip “overlaps” the video-clip, everything works fine.
   2. If the title clip is the only clip in the timeline, it works OK.  

All of this is not computer dependent, i.e., occurs no matter which of three separate computers I use, although it is the same Easy Media Creator software on each .  

Would appreciate any help.

Randall Martin.

[Liqvid]

Still need more information.
Does the .avi file play properly in other programs?
What program (in EMC) are you using to burn the DVD movie?
Are there menus? Are there supposed to be menus?

Reading your description of the problem, it sounds like it's a problem with Adobe Premiere, or maybe the codec you're using when you export it. Especially since you say that

rmartin8, on Aug 21 2006, 11:28 AM, said:

1. If the title-clip “overlaps” the video-clip, everything works fine.
   2. If the title clip is the only clip in the timeline, it works OK.

Once you export an .avi file, there is only one track... (no overlapping). So there would be no way for the EMC software to even know that there were two video tracks used.

Also, just because It doesn't work on all three of your computers doesn't automatically mean that it's not a hardware problem. For instance, if all of your computers are old or don't have the most recent drivers/firmware for their hardware then it very well could be a hardware problem.

Until you provide more information though, I'm pretty convinced that it’s a problem with Adobe Premiere. Try using a different codec (or none at all (huge file size)).

[myguggi]

rmartin8, on Aug 21 2006, 11:28 AM, said:

Here is an attempt to clarify the problem I am having with Premiere Pro 1.5 titles and Easy Creator 7.5 I hope I haven't muddle it even further.

1. In the timeline, put a video-clip on Track 1.
2. Created a title-clip in Premiere Pro 1.5 "titler."
3. In the time-line, put title-clip on Track 1, "in front of," (i.e., "preceding") the video-clip. Or put title-clip in a track, say "track-2" above the video-clip.
4. Create an avi file of the above.
5. Using Easy Media 7.5, burn to iso…DVD
6. No matter how long the "title-clip" is, the word or words in it just flash briefly….

Other issues.

1. If the title-clip "overlaps" the video-clip, everything works fine.
2. If the title clip is the only clip in the timeline, it works OK.

All of this is not computer dependent, i.e., occurs no matter which of three separate computers I use, although it is the same Easy Media Creator software on each .

Would appreciate any help.

Randall Martin.

Like LiqVid, I have the same question: Does the avi file created in Step 4 play by itself correctly? If no then your problem is in Adobe.

I also still don't quite understand what you are trying to do. What do you mean by Title clip?

[ggrussell]

rmartin8, on Aug 21 2006, 11:28 AM, said:

1. In the timeline, put a video-clip  on Track 1.
2. Created a title-clip in Premiere Pro 1.5 "titler."
3. In the time-line, put title-clip on Track 1, "in front of," (i.e., "preceding") the video-clip.  Or put title-clip in a track, say "track-2" above the video-clip.
4.  Create an avi file of  the above.

You need to go to Adobe's Forum for Premiere Pro.  EMC7 would have nothing to do with how Premiere Pro does titles.  Your are only using EMC7 to create the DVD.  The AVI file was created using another program.  The titles woudl already be encoded into that file.