[zmeiaspas]

Anyone knows how to use adobe premiere elements? If so, please give me a hand!

I've been trying to create a short 3 minute video for the past 4 hours. Whatever I do the final exported video will always be stuttering and jerky. I changed the fps and pixel ratio to match that of my go pro's videos, I changed the audio to match the mp3 I'm using as a background music and the stutter did decrease significantly but it's still there and it's driving me nucking futs!

What else do I have to do to get a decent smooth video, srsly? I tried all kinds of codecs and always got a different stutter pattern (i.e. jerky at different intervals).

If anyone is into video editing - please help or my computer gets it

:banana

 

[Saml01]

I dont use elements, but I use premiere CS4.

Whats the output going to be used for?

 

[zmeiaspas]

^^ youtube/vimeo ... sharing videos with friends. I just want to connect parts of my camera videos into a decent smooth video with background music.

 

[Gimpdiggity]

Have you tried just uploading the finished product to Youtube and checking it out??

I have the same issue with all of my videos...choppy and jerky when viewing them on my PC, but as soon as I upload them to Youtube they show up fine when I watch them on the web.

 

[zmeiaspas]

^^^

http://www.sportbikes.net/forums/sp...3598-couple-vids-my-ct-ride-last-weekend.html

They are up and are still just as stuttering.

 

[Gimpdiggity]

Have you tried just using Windows Movie Maker and seeing if that makes any difference in the editing?? I know it's basic, but I've used it a couple of times with good luck.

 

[Saml01]

What codec are you encoding into?

Try H.264 if you haven't. Also keep the resolution, vid bit rate, and audio bit rate down. If its too high it will cause problems.