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Black side borders after exporting movie in Premiere Pro

Community Beginner ,
Mar 09, 2022 Mar 09, 2022

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Hi 🙂

I have made a small movie in Premiere Pro and have a problem with black thin lines at each side after exporting.

The format is 1920*1080 pixels. The content I use is rendered frames made in Keyshot, and has is rendered also in 16:9 format with 2209 *1243 pixels. Is it a problem that the pixel amount is an uneven number? What can I do to solve the problem and get rid of these black lines.  I have googled the problem tried a lot of differient things, but haven´t succeded yet, so hope you can help me 🙂

 

Thanks

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Martin

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Mar 09, 2022 Mar 09, 2022

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hey, can you tell which format are you choosing to export? im supposing AVI. try instead H.264

let me know if it worked 🙂

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Community Beginner ,
Mar 09, 2022 Mar 09, 2022

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Hi 🙂

Thank you for your reply to my post. H.264 is the format that I have used, so that does´nt seem to be the problem

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Mar 09, 2022 Mar 09, 2022

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Never use an odd number. Pixel number must always be able to devide by 4.

Best is to set everything to 1920x1080.

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Mar 09, 2022 Mar 09, 2022

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Thanks for your anawer. Do you know how I can fix it?

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Community Expert ,
Mar 09, 2022 Mar 09, 2022

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Post screenshot export settings with left tab to output with an image.

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Mar 09, 2022 Mar 09, 2022

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I am not sure what you mean, but see attached screenshot, is that right?

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Mar 09, 2022 Mar 09, 2022

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That is the right one but now with a video image not white or black. Black bars showing...

Set Source/Sequence settings to 1920x1080.

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You could try this export option:

 

Scale to fill 2.png

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