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  • Duty
    MURCer
    • Apr 2000
    • 714

    #1

    odd litle bits (artifacts) in video

    Does any one know what causes this? I get it when I do a final render of any movie.



    They are pretty random and happen a lot.

    I am using Preimere 6.5 for editing. Comp is, Amd 2600+, 1gb 333 ddr, motherboard DFS NSII Ultra, Video card is ATI 9600 256 mb.

    I am at a loss...

    Thanks,

    Jeff
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  • SpiralDragon
    Super MURCer
    • May 2002
    • 3548

    #2
    its the ATI card. ... you should have stuck to a rusty ... i mean trusty matrox card ... ... sory i couldnt resist
    "They say that dreams are real only as long as they last. Couldn't you say the same thing about life?"

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    • Duty
      MURCer
      • Apr 2000
      • 714

      #3
      Damnit thats not helpful... Wheres my fire extinguisher...

      Jeff
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      people just don't know They're dead yet!

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      Minister of Confused Knightly Defence (MCKD)

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      - Remember 3 is the magic number....

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      • dchip
        MURCer
        • Nov 1999
        • 440

        #4
        It almost looks like tape dropout. You might want to check that area of your project, frame by frame, to make sure there isn't a dropout there that is causing those blocks.

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        • Brian Ellis
          Super MURCer
          • Sep 1999
          • 9623

          #5
          You could hardly get dropout on a title during rendering, I suggest that you may have a memory fault on the graphics card or the main RAM. The best thing to do is to save the rendered file and see whether you get the problem when you play it back on a different computer. If you don't, then it's probably just a graphics card problem.
          Last edited by Brian Ellis; 18 July 2004, 01:02.
          Brian (the devil incarnate)

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          • Duty
            MURCer
            • Apr 2000
            • 714

            #6
            Thanks for the responses everyone.

            I figured it out. I moved the project and files to an external drive (USB2) and rendered the same part with no problems. I am now finding errors on one of my raid drives. This sux. Also my camera is now adding the same errors when I move the film to my computer (tried on multiple computers) so it was both problems. I have access to a GL1 for pulling the film, so no problem there but the drive will need to be replaced. I whish I could film with the GL as well... Neat camera.


            Jeff
            -We stop learning when We die, and some
            people just don't know They're dead yet!

            Member of the COC!
            Minister of Confused Knightly Defence (MCKD)

            Food for thought...
            - Remember when naps were a bad thing?
            - Remember 3 is the magic number....

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