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“Numbered Stills” gone missing!?!?!
Okay, as a long time Premiere user I’ve done this dozens of times since Premiere 5.0, but now I can’t! I have no “Numbered Stills” check box. What gives?
I’m using Pro 2.0 on a WinXP machine. It’s fully licensed, real, store bought version. When I try to import an animation, this is the dialog box:
https://www.westg8.com/nostills.gif
The “Numbered Stills” checkbox is missing. What happened? How can I get it back? Any help would be appreciated!
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12 Replies
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If you are using dual monitors, put the dialog window on the main monitor.
If you are not, report back and we’ll see what else might be the problem.
Steven
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The reason its not working is because you are trying to import a mixed image sequence, one that contains PSDs and TGAs. Separate the two file types and put them in different folders. That should solve the problem.
– Aanarav
Aanarav Sareen
premiere@asvideoproductions.com
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First of all, thanks for helping!
But that’s not it. It wasn’t working when I only had the 1 set of images. On a lark, I tried again and still no dice.
https://www.westg8.com/nostills3.gif
I moved all the other attempts into a separate folder and tried to reload just the initial animation. There’s still no “Numbered Stills” check box.
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I think if I am understanding you correctly, all you need to do is import the entire folder. The stills will be there in a new bin. The Numbered Stills dialog only applies to a numbered sequence of stills. ex. 01_tif,02_tif,03tif… and so on. I am not in front of editor now to double check, but think thats how it works.
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No, I am trying to import an animation.
By importing a folder, if I set the import settings to be 1 frame per image, I can sequence the images on the timeline, but they’d all be individual frames. I am trying to import them as 1 animation – 1 file.
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Looks like it was fixed in 3.0 beta.
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Still no dice.
https://www.westg8.com/nostills4.gif
I tried with PSDs, TGAs, and now JPGs. I didn’t think JPGs would make a difference. I don’t want JPGs, anyway, as the animation frames I am trying to import are 32-bit (for transparency).
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Odd bug, then. This is not a problem on our laptop. Is it affecting anyone else?
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