Stuart: I am just speculating here as I don't have all the information I would like. It sounds to me like a graphics issue, either your card driver being out-of-date, old version of QuickTime, or something along those lines.

Also, it might be that the clip is of a different format or is somehow corrupt in terms of the video and that might be the cause of your problems. It is really hard to say without a snapshot of your workspace in PD and also supplying a dxdiag file (instructions in one of the sticky threads at the beginning of the forum).

Sorry that I can't be of more help, but without more information, we would all be throwing darts. Another possibility is to turn off hardware acceleration, if you have it turned on, re-render and see if that makes any difference.

Have a great day.

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Many thanks Phil for your support.I have downloaded the latest drivers but still without success. I will have a look at your other suggestions.It is a shame because the rest of the movie is fine.I have removed the banding and tried again but the banding re appears elswhere.

Cheers
Stuart

I just saw this post. I occasionally have the same problem. In the timeline everything plays fine, even in preview things look good. Yet I will occasionally get a report from a client that a small segment of video will show up as a green band, with audio in place. Seems this started for me with PD11, and not PD10. All drivers up to date. I can't recreate problem on computer for a screen shot as I said it all looks fine. Video is all the same format through out video, but it is a full segment that shows green. Have tried with, and without, hardware acceleration but problem is so intermittent that I can't really get a handle on it. I think, but not sure, that whether hardware acceleration is on or off makes no difference.

Scott Wright Scott Wright
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I also started getting the green band with PD11, and not with any other versions. On occasion I get that mysterious green video clip with audio. Iit is not consistent. when i get it, i go back to my saved "project pds file" and re-render it..and it goes away.

Since i have updated all the latest patches, in particular the patch that came out last month on January 2013, the issue seems to have disappeared. JoeVideo
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Thank you for your responses.I have tried a couple of things:-
1. I turned off the hardware acceleration and
2. I burned the finnished video to a folder rather than direct to the blu ray disc then burned the disc.

I do not know what happened but it worked I have just watched the disc and the green banding has gone.
Thank you so much

Regards
Stuart

thanks joe and james. i haven't checked for an update and if prloblem continues will try creating video in a folder.
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scott Scott Wright
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