Lightroom - Edit Original In Photoshop - Serious Rendering Issue

It kinda bothers me that it seems no one else on the entire internet has had this problem...
This actually started happening when I was using LR2 and CS4 several months ago, and for some reason the problem came with me through to LR3 and CS5... but when I try to edit an image in Photoshop using the original, I get this weird whitenoise-like abberation with color banding. But if I edit with Lightroom adjustments, there's no problems... but I hate having to make that intermediate step... Lightroom already isn't very good about dealing with multiple full-res versions of a file as it is.
I am and have always been using the most up-to-date software, plugins, updates, etc. I'm on Windows 7.
I have attached a screenshot.

I really don't think so.
I'm tech savvy, recently upgraded my RAM, and the problem persists. Also, this is the ONLY error of its type I get. Like I said, everything works just fine if I'm editing with lightroom adjustments... I just have to make an extra step I don't want.

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Peter,
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Hope you can help.
1) Imported a raw image from camera (converted to dng) into lightroom 5.
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YResolution : 72
ResolutionUnit : inches
ExifImageWidth : 2592
ExifImageHeight : 3888
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Haucke wrote:
Actually I think you are mis-understanding what I am attempting to communicate...
Two weeks ago it was all working on my windows machine. The prompt is necissary because it should be asking me if I want Lightroom edits or not after which it would send over a tiff or the other format depending on what I selected in preferences over to PS for editing. When I choose a photo in Lightroom that is Raw with Lightroom adjustments it should be asking me. Either way Photoshop is opening but no photo comes up unless the original is jpg. I used it in Windows 7 x64 and worked fine. Worked fine with Mac prior to last update. After last update it broke.
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>Dabow:They are all RAW files that I'm sending. The fact that I also have PS set as my secondary editor and from there it prompts me with the edit options window proves that it's a fault with the primary editor slot.
The primary editor slot is designed to behave differently than the secondary editor slot. From everything you have said it appears to be acting exactly as designed.
The primary editor slot, which is always photoshop.exe, is designed to send RAW files directly to Photoshop after applying the develop adjustments made in LR2x. Thomas Knoll said it best in another thread discussing this exact same issue:
Thomas Knoll, "LR 2.1RC - Still No Dialog Box w/ "Edit in Photoshop CS3" Option" #3, 26 Sep 2008 7:19 am
When you use the secondary editor slot, even if you select Photoshop.exe, those special hooks built for use with Photoshop.exe will not be used and this is by design. By placing Photoshop.exe into the secondary editor then you guarantee the old, i.e. LR1x, method of accessing an editor is used. That 'old' method activates the options dialog.
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*RAW via Primary Editor slot (always Photoshop.exe) = no options dialog.
*RAW via Secondary Editor slot (even if it's Photoshop.exe) = options dialog.
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I record video tutorials about Photoshop (so, screen captures) and edit/combine the clips inside Photoshop CS6 in Win 7/64; Photoshop's new video talent is nice. I record 852x480px at 15 fps with FastStone Capture and save in WMV.
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Software: FastStone Capture
Overall bit rate mode                    : Variable
Overall bit rate                         : 113 Kbps
Maximum Overall bit rate                 : 124 Kbps
Format                                   : WMV1
Codec ID                                 : WMV1
Codec ID/Info                            : Windows Media Video 7
Description of the codec                 : Windows Media Video V7
Bit rate mode                            : Variable
Bit rate                                 : 56.8 Kbps
Width                                    : 852 pixels
Height                                   : 480 pixels
Display aspect ratio                     : 16:9
Frame rate                               : 15.000 fps
Bit depth                                : 8 bits
Bits/(Pixel*Frame)                       : 0.009
Stream size                              : 212 KiB (50%)
Audio
Format                                   : WMA
Format version                           : Version 2
Codec ID                                 : 161
Codec ID/Info                            : Windows Media Audio
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Bit rate                                 : 48.0 Kbps
Channel(s)                               : 1 channel
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Bit depth                                : 16 bits
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But i want to combine several screen capture takes in Photoshop CS6. Inside Photoshop CS6 Extended, i get the Adobe Media Encoder (AME) and have only two format options: H.264 (MP4) and DPX (DPX only offerening resolutions between 1080 and 2048 px wide). There is no AVI or WMV or anything else offered.
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MP4
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Size: as original (852x480)
Framerate: as original (15 fps)
Interlacing: progressive (recommended by YouTube)
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But: When i upload the Photoshop-version to YouTube, the video looks very badly "upsampled" and blurred. It looks much worse than the uploaded WMV original.
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Uploaded WMV clip, looking good (set player to 480 p):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjmKohV_jmU
Rendered in Photoshop CS6, looking bad (set player to 480 p):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA0Veq9IZac
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I searched my folder C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\dynamiclinkmediaserver\1.0. There is a lot in it which i don't understand, but some file names include "MPEG", "AVI", "Adobe QT Server" etc. I think there is no Quicktime installed on my machine; i try to avoid it as it does many different things to the system and is obnoxious.
My questions:
- When aiming for a YouTube cast, could i stay with 852x480 (at 15 fps), or doesn't it make sense? (I like that size.) If 852x480 is not ok, what is the lowest resolution for getting good looking presentations on Youtube?
- Why does the Adobe Media Encoder in my Photoshop CS6 only offer the formats H.264 and DPX? Can i get more? (Free, pay.) Would it help?
- Do i need to install Quicktime? How could i do this with less intrusive QT behaviour?
- Should i record more fps in FastStone Capture? (I don't find more fps necessary when looking at the original and when looking at the uploaded *original*.)
- What to do?
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