Aanarav Sareen
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Aanarav Sareen
April 5, 2007 at 2:23 am in reply to: What Are Recommended Workflow/Settings HDV (Sony FX1) to DVD – PP2 and Encore2Can you post a sample of the original footage?
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That seems inaccurate. Usually the DVA apps have the same release cycle, so holding up one or two apps doesn’t make sense. Considering that Adobe’s PR has been constantly saying “mid-summer”, I would consider June or July to be the release date for CS3.
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April 2, 2007 at 12:52 am in reply to: What Are Recommended Workflow/Settings HDV (Sony FX1) to DVD – PP2 and Encore2[banjoland] “However – playback of clips after export to mpeg2-DVD or uncompressed AVI file produces a wavy, shimmery, wierd artifact that’s most notable along a vertical line in center of frame.”
How are you exporting your content to either of these 2 formats? Can you describe your workflow in detail?
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April 2, 2007 at 12:47 am in reply to: Help needed Re working with AVI files and outputtingI would still recommend using Premiere Elements, as it supports DVD import.
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[millerman1983] “after editing in Premiere Pro 1”
If I recall correctly, Premiere Pro 1.0 had some issues with the DVX-100 footage. Can you download the trial version of 2.0 and see if the problem still exists?
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Aanarav Sareen
March 29, 2007 at 10:43 pm in reply to: Help needed Re working with AVI files and outputting[Harry1956] “I have is 717KB”
Are you sure that this is correct? Also, Premiere Elements may be a better choice for you. Premiere Pro does not support highly compressed formats.
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[Tim Mirande] “Given that it’s ‘included’ in the suite, do you know for what time period this is?”
From my Acrobat 8 Pro experience, I would say that the trial is valid for 60 days. Other than that, you’ll have to pay the usage and subscription fees. However, don’t quote me on that 😉 I’ll try to get official info for you, if interested.
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Can you see if the problem exists with a new project?
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Steve,
There is a patch for this problem on Adobe.com
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Nope, you aren’t missing anything. You have to manually copy and paste your footage in order to loop it (if the footage is loopable)
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