Strange stripes instead of blur-effect

Forum|Forum|8 years ago
September 11, 2017
4 replies
566 views

Hallo Adobe Premiere Elements users!

Recently I exported a video clip on which I applied a blur-effect. In Premiere Elements everything looked correct, but after exporting it, the effect has much less intensity than I want it to have and in addition it has such strange horizontal stripes instead of an normal continously blur effect!

Here you can see my problem after exporting the video to mp4:

And that is a screenshot from Premiere Elements and how I want it to look after export:

Could you pleas help me with that problem?

Best greetings, Thomas!

This topic has been closed for replies.

S

Steve Grisetti

Legend

You are in Europe, right? And, when installed the program, you selected your country and set it up for PAL TV, right?

Try this. Start a new project. On the New Project panel, click the Settings button and, on the settings panel, select the option for Full HD 1920x1080 at 50p.

This should create a project that matches the specifications of your video.

S

Steve Grisetti

Legend

Your Project Settings (a screen capture in your earlier post) says that your project is set up for 1920x1080 at 29.97i (30 fps drop-frame).

This is, by the way, an NTSC video format. Aren't you shooting your video in PAL?

Your Project Settings should be set to match your video specifications. This usually happens automatically with MP4 video.

When you first add your video to your project, do you see a yellow orange "render" line above your video on the timeline? This render line is an indication that your project settings and video specifications don't match.

kaufmannt94Author

Participant

But I only have the options 30fps with or without dropframe and frame!

There aren´t any pal options!

But do the project settings force the final output? I thought that they only specify the preview! Because when you export your video, you have to set the parameters again!

When I add a new video, I get this orange "render" line, but as I know it only indicates, that this part of the project hasn´t been pre-rendered!

But can these options we are talking about at the moment cause my rendering problem with the blur filter?

S

Steve Grisetti

Legend

Your camcorder saves its video in a number of formats (MP4, M2T/AVC) and in a number of resolutions and frame rates (60i, 60p, 50i, 50p, 30p, 25p).

It very much makes a difference what frame rate you have selected in your camcorder!