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how to I remove “dv film” overlay
I imported at HD .mov file into Premiere CS3. In the video “DV Film” is displayed in all four corners and also in the middle.
How do I remove these words.
These words do not appear in Final Cut or on the HD camera.
btw, i’m a newbie.
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7 Replies
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Looks like you are using Raylight’s DV film plugin trial. Check your project rendering settings and change it back to DV.
Vince
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Thanks,
Yes, I’m using the trial.
I went to the Project Settings/Video Rendering but everything is grayed out.
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So do you need Raylight for this project ? If this is quicktime animation or the likes, you shouldn’t.
I would create a desktop project matching the settings of your footage, and don’t use one of DV Film/ Raylight’s presets or it will take over your timeline and render options.
Vince
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I need a codec that allows me to work with HD video taken from a Panasonic P2 card.
I’m on a very small budget so I can’t purchase the full version of this codec until I actually win the contract but I can’t win the contract without showing these guys quality work.
Are there any free HDPro codecs available.
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I’m afraid not. Other than upgrading to CS3, which supports P2 natively, Raylight is by far the cheapest option.
Vince
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You have CS3 already, update it with the latest patch, then it will support P2.
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Thanks to everyone that provided info. I did update CS3 and it works fine now.
Although before updating I simply used Final Cut Pro to get my project done quickly.
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