Aanarav Sareen
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Your audio should be separate a .WAV file in the same folder. You will then need a DVD authoring program like Encore DVD to burn your video. Also, you might want to check out some of the online bitrate calculators to get the best quality.
PS: A 6gb file size won’t fit on a SL DVD. (4.37GB)
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ghobii,
Nice software! I am going to give it a whirl and see what hapens.Dex,
I use Paragon Drive Backup (v6.0). Its an older version, but does a decent job of creating an image of the harddrive.Aanarav Sareen
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I meant that if the clip is UNLINKED then the option will become activated not otherwise. Basically, we both are right. 😀 Just using different scenarios.
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[Craig Howard] “That option will be greyed out I believe.”
It will only be greyed out IF the clip is linked to a media file. If it is not linked to a media file, then the options will not be greyed out.
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Locate your clip in the project window > right click > Batch Capture > Insert the tape into your device and Press capture 🙂
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October 10, 2005 at 3:09 pm in reply to: sudden problem…somewhat off topic but now camcorder not recognized by Win XP!Wow! Certainly not good news. Although, this is not unique to the HDV cameras only. It has happened way too many times with standard DV cameras as well.
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October 10, 2005 at 1:36 am in reply to: sudden problem…somewhat off topic but now camcorder not recognized by Win XP!Is windows detecting the camera?
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The green and blue screens will work much better and there is “less risk”. Make sure that your lighting for the green and blue screens is adequate enough, otherwise Premiere Pro will have a lot of problems keying it out.
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Sounds like a job for After Effects or for another compositing program.
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[William McQueen] “1. Have a video clip, a portion of which I want to zoom into. Seems to me I used the motion fixed effect.”
Correct.
[William McQueen] “2. Have a still (of a geneological crest) I want to start the crest small and bring it to full size, but I want it to dissolve in with less opacity from the distant image to a full opacity. Again, using the motion effect?”Use the Motion effect with the Opacity effect.
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