Premiere Elements 2.0 exports pixelated video

In Premiere Elements 2.0 when I export a project as wmv or quicktime, the video loses quality but is not pixelated. If I export as "microsoft avi" it comes out high quality except for any Premiere related effects such as a speed adjustment, added text, fade ins and fade outs. If the original imported clips are cut but otherwise unedited, there is no pixelation on those parts. If I render it all first, it looks fully pixelated. If I export to DVD or as an mpeg it's pixelated. Saving uncompressed makes a 4gig file that doesn't open properly. The wmv looks decent (only a little blurred) on a monitor but looks pixelated on a tv screen. How do I export the entire project without losing quality?

I made animations in flash, different shots to a whole animation as different files, and exported them as AVIs at 75 percent quality which still looks really good on screen. Then I imported each of the AVIs to edit together and add sounds and music in Premiere. My original flash workspace was 720 by 480 and I export at the same resolution from Flash and from Premiere. I can work on the project and export the avi at maximum quality with great results, BUT the parts of the animation that have been faded, sped up or slowed down are the parts will become pixelated, so I end up with a video that is partially crisp and partially rough.
Here is an example of what I'm talking about. Here is one still from the animation
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v494/thweatted/part1.png
and here is a still from the shot right after it.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v494/thweatted/part2.png
Both of these stills are pulled from the same AVI. The only difference is that the 2nd shot was sped up slightly in the Premiere project and the 1st was not. I thought that maybe rendering before the export would help, but it doesn't.

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douglass
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You have not given us enough information with which to help you.
What are the properties of your source file that is presenting in the project with audio but no video?
Quickest way to gain that information is from brand/model/settings of the camera that recorded the video.
I am looking for
video compression
audio compression
frame size
frame rate
interlaced or progressive
file extension
pixel aspect ratio
What does the file's thumbnail look like in Project Assets after it is imported....thumbnail with no image (gray), thumbnail with only an audio icon
within it, or other? On the Timeline, what do you see represented in Video 1....nothing as opposed to Audio 1 where you see the audio portion of
the file?
Do you have the latest version of QuickTime installed on your computer along with Premiere Elements 13/13.1? Are you running the programs as
administrator?
Is your video card/graphics card driver version up to date according to the web site of the manufacturer of the card?
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phyllism
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WMV cable modem settings PrEl (without audio, fps like original)
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Juegen
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>chose setting NTSC HDV
According to Kodak http://store.kodak.com/store/ekconsus/en_US/pd/Zi8_Pocket_Video_Camera/productID.156585800 you are not selecting the correct setting... that camera does not use HDV
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*Potential issues....
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http://handbrake.fr/
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From what I have read, the Nokia can record with AVCHD video compression as well as MPEG-4. Both have a .mp4 file extension. Is what you used before the same video codec as you are using now? Please check the camera settings.
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Why use Moviemaker?
- It is much simpler to use.
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- It creates simple videos just as well as elements.
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