Aanarav Sareen
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IMO Encore improved quite a bit, although the ability to import different frame sizes is still not available, it really has gotten better, especially with the slideshow feature, the chapter endpoint feature and a bunch of other tiny things, that had to be done manually earlier. And Audition has improved drastically. I am not an audio guy, but from what I have read, most users approve of Audition.
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[Perry Cheng] “What I meant was selective copy of effects from one clip to another. (e.g. one clip might have multiple effects applied, but I only want to copy some and not the others)”
Yes, that is what I meant. Select a clip with multiple effects applied. In the effects control window, select a few of the effects and apply it to other clips.
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Not sure what you mean. But there is a timecode effect, where you can apply it to a sequence, clip or transparent video.
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Eric,
Primarily I use the laptop to edit DV footage, but I have edited HDV footage, with not not too much difficulty. -
Brian,
All my editing is done on the newer Centrino laptop. Works just fine. My specs are 2.0ghz, 1GB RAM and an 80gb 7200 rpm drive. -
[Perry Cheng] “1. Render to DVD any faster? (I have AMD 64 3200+ w/ 1G DDR RAM) How much?”
Not much of a difference.
[Perry Cheng] “2. Can effects and/or transitions be copied and pasted indvidually?”
Effects could always be copied and pasted individually. Simply select the effect in the ECW and paste it in another ECW.
[Perry Cheng] “3. Any new filter, especially a diffuse filter to create dreamy look?”
Not a dreamy look, but there are ways of achieving that. Also, the new lightning filter might help. -
Aanarav Sareen
January 17, 2006 at 9:19 pm in reply to: COW Reviews: Adobe Production Studio Premiere Pro 2.0[David Cherniack] “Aanarav, you only dock them half a point? I’d give them 2 out of 5 for the features in this release.”
Yes, only 1/2 a point. I base my reviews by what they have improved and then start taking of points for what they should have improved on.
Media management is a big thing and I am currently working with 18 hours of footage in one project and the initial steps of organizing footage seems to be a pain, but it gets the job done. If it was a complete show stopping thing, then I might have given in 2 or maybe even a 1.
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Aanarav Sareen
January 17, 2006 at 9:07 pm in reply to: COW Reviews: Adobe Production Studio Premiere Pro 2.0[David Cherniack] “Also can you please explain the comment about audio ratios and conforming a little better. Does it mean that all the audio over all the video in a project must be less than 2:1 to avoid conforming?”
David,
It means that the audio to project ratio has to be either 1:1, 1:2 or 2:3 for Premiere Pro not to conform.For example, if your audio is at 48khz and that is the same as your project then it should be fine. Similarly it goes for 32khz audio in 48khz projects.
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Bob,
I haven’t had any problems with it. However, I would reccomend installing version 3.xx and not version 4.0, because it has been problematic.