Editing Mp4 in Cs5

Hi,
I have an Mp4 (that I had shot before with a Canon GL2 and edited it to a MP4) now I am trying to RE edit it, but whenever I export it, it is jittery. I am wondering what my source settings should be? (import) Should I set the settings for MP4 or the original footage?) And when I export should I still export to H.264? (since that is what it already was?)
And a second question is does Premiere Pro cs5 have a program like Live Type that has preset text with motion?
Thanks so much in advance, I appreciate ANY advice, I am tired of banging my head against the desk!
ruez2bu2

I would guess that the mp4 is a progressive video file and you have used a DV preset to re-edit.
As you are editing an mp4 file you need to initially use a sequence with settings that match the file.
To use a mp4 compatible sequence drag your file from the media window onto the new icon at the bottom of the window.
Then when you export make sure that you match the pixels 720x480 or 576 ( depends where you are)
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