Originally Posted by RDINIS  You probably need to buy that codec, i don't know if that is free , also export it to using media encoder you have lots of options there it should work better . If you don't know media encoder is an option of adobe premier right beneath that one you have used . |
AFAIK, there is no option for AVI in Media Encoder, you have to use export.
Personally, my experiences with DivX encoding in Premiere has always been abysmal - I have been using Premiere since 1.5 and have *never, ever* gotten DivX encoding to work properly. It always gives glitchy output etc.
Personally, what I do is this:
Use the
DebugMode Frameserver to frameserve your project to VirtualDub and do your divx encoding in Vdub.
Failing that, render a copy out using a good transport codec and then import that into Vdub and encode from that.
Oh, and you do *not* need the Pro (Paid) version of DivX. Sure it will give you more options (eg motion compensation?) but the free version of divx will let you encode.