Premiere 7: a lot of clips contain green squared 'structures'

I use Premiere 7. When making my video films I have on many places 'green squared structures' on the screen. They do not occure when previewing my clips directly from my camera on the tv-screen. But they are also presented on the burned dvd's!
See 2 screenshots.
thanks for advice
Chris

Chris Callier
I do not understand why you are ending up with files named MOV116.mod.mpg in Premiere Elements in your process of renaming the file to MOV116.mpg beforehand.
Let us put that aside for a moment and look to the DV AVI conversion. I think that you will get your best results using the MPEG Streamclip for the conversion as described in that same Steve Grisetti FAQ where you found the Windows Movie Maker suggestion. Also check out the bottom of the following thread here
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/485471?tstart=0
and my further details on settings for MPEG Streamclip, especially the part about checking “Deinterlace”.
I did not realize that Windows Movie Maker supported files with the .mod file extension. But, from my experience, MPEG Streamclip gives the best results for those .mod files.
As for your results with Windows Movie Maker which gives Microsoft DV AVI type 1 (Premiere Elements uses Microsoft DV AVI type 2). Almost always there is no problem because of this. But if there is one, you could change the Microsoft DV AVI type 1 to Microsoft DV AVI type 2 using the free program DVDate
http://paul.glagla.free.fr/dvdate_en.htm
But, what happens to the horizontal lines of the “DV AVI” from Windows Movie Maker if you right click the video on the Timeline, select Field Options, and then select “Always Deinterlace” or one of the other options there?
Let us review the steps that you used in obtaining your DV AVI from Windows Movie Maker:
1. File Menu/Import into Collections/browse to your .mod file/select/click Import (verify that you brought in a file with a file extension of .mod here, not something else)
2. Tools Menu/Options/Advanced Tab/select PAL 4:3
3. Drag the imported file to Timeline
4. File Menu/Save Movie File/My computer/Next//Save Location & Name/Next
5. Movie Settings. There you should have a dot next to Other Settings and show DV-AVI (PAL)
That should proceed to put your DV AVI on your hard drive save location that you designed.
6. You would bring that DV AVI into Premiere Elements with its Get Media/Files & Folders.
I will be watching for your progress.
ATR

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