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Computer —-(firewire cable) —- > DV Deck — (Video/Audio Out) —> TV
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Ditto regarding Lynda.com. But, if you purchased Photoshop CS 2 it should have come with a starter training set (appox 60 minutes) from Total Training. Altleast mine did.
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December 2, 2005 at 4:32 pm in reply to: Cutting Edge: Movie Magic for sale on newegg.comYep, this is a great DVD. Just rented it off blockbuster.com
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David,
Every NLE has its own set of problems. If you have a minute or two to spare, take a look at either the Apple forums on their site or even the Avid forums and you will see threads spanning over various pages that essentially just complain about the NLE.Aanarav Sareen
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I am a laptop editor and I have never had a problem capturing from any DV deck or camera. Can you provide more details about the deck that you are tying to capture from?
Thanks,
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There “really” shouldn’t be any side effects of using the effect frequently. But if the color and lighting of a particular clip are drastically off, then you might see some negative effects. However, if I am not mistaken one of the Auto effects has a bug in PPRO (ie: while rendering PPRO crashes). Let me research a little bit and get back to you
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Unfortunately, there is no such function present at the moment. However, if you want to save the title animations, you can save it as a preset. Right click on the Motion filter in the ECW > Save as Preset.
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Yes, it can be done, but you would need to purchase a 3rd party convertor from Automatic Duck. Considering that the price of AD is approx $500, you might want to go the longer way, unless you plan on doing this frequently.
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Ah! Its just not one color. well, that would certaily get a little complicated. But as of this moment it looks like rotoscoping in AE might be the only option. Is it possible for you to post a screen cap of the footage in reference? If so, there may be a couple of tricks you can do within Premiere Pro.
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November 25, 2005 at 11:14 pm in reply to: Music for my projects (MIDI for an absolute beginner, Links please)Hi,
Although I am not familiar with MIDI usage in Premiere Pro, you may want to take a look at SmartSound’s Sonic Fire Pro software. It can create a lot of different types of audio and is fully customizable. Also, take a look at Steven’s site for some great audio links: https://www.stevengotz.comAanarav Sareen
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