Under the Premiere hood

[Neil Gowan]

I created a username and password for your site, have logged in (I think) :

Then I go to your tutorial page and see this:

If I’m currently logged into Vimeo in the browser I’m using, I get this message:

Are you sure your embedded video isn’t dependent on your Vimeo login info? It would make sense that you are getting permission to view it if you’re logged into your Vimeo account in that browser…

Either that’s the problem, or if it should work as you describe, I’m not able to correctly login to your site. I’ve tried creating 2 different accounts now, getting same results.

[Andy Lewis]

“Here’s how I understand it to work (and I can’t find any info otherwise): If you select a clip, hit “copy,” then hit “paste,” the clip will be pasted in the lowest selected target track. If none are selected, the clip is pasted in the same track as the copied clip.”

If anyone has a solution to this I’d like to hear it. Adobe has gone through a huge list of frustrations typically felt by ex-FCP editors. In my opinion, this is one that remains. In FCP you could put all the squirrel footage on track 1 and all the hovercraft shots on track 2 and that’s your track organisation finished, if you want it to be. Everything stays on the same track unless you decide otherwise. This is especially good if you edit mostly with the keyboard.

In Premiere you have to turn tracks on and off pretty much every time you paste, to no benefit that I can see.

I think what would fix it is if having no tracks selected was “clips paste into the same track they were copied from mode”. Right now it is “clips paste into the same track they were copied from but you can’t do anything with them mode”.

[Bob Schweizer]

Walter,

There have been a flip of a switch somewhere because I can not open the setup video either. I am positive that I stayed within Biscardi.com to view it.

Bob

Bob Schweizer
Media Coordinator
AboutFace Media Inc.

[Robert Withers]

I’m having the same issue, Walter. I signed up for your site, logged in. Click on the products page and can play several of your videos. When I click on Starting a New Project and click on Watch Now, I too get the Private Video image. Something seems wrong.
Thanks for your generosity,
Robert

Robert Withers

Independent/personal/avant-garde cinema, New York City

[John Pale]

Same here Walter. Somethings up with permission settings.

[Walter Biscardi]

If you’ve been trying to access the Starting a New Adobe Premiere Pro Project on WalterBiscardi.com it should be fixed now. We just re-set the entire page.

https://walterbiscardi.com/portfolio-item/starting-a-new-project-in-adobe-premiere-pro/

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[Dave Morrison]

Sorry Walt. Tried it with 3 different browsers and no go.

[Bryan Roberts]

I just tried as well. No go 🙁

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[Neil Gowan]

Well Walter, you’ve got several eager viewers for your Premiere Setup video. I’m sure it’s a challenge to find time to set the permissions to work properly, but when you get a chance to fix it, please do let us know.
Many thanks.

[Tom Adams]

ditto…

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