Aanarav Sareen
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Brian,
I am not sure about festivals, but there are quite a few of them and you can find a comprehensive list online. For the broadcast side of things, take a look at MSNBC. They run a series called MSNBC Investigates with similar story lines. Also, Court TV may be of some interest to you.However, make sure that you don’t take 2 separate routes: broadcast and festivals, because if your film does get picked up by a station, they may prevent you from entering the film into various film festivals.
– Aanarav
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Also, take a look at the Premiere Pro podcast. There are a few video tutorials that may be of interest to you. https://www.creativecow.net/appodcast
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Hmm…Thanks for posting back. I guess the “override” settings option is pretty useless then ;-). I will file a feature request with Adobe. Please do the same by visiting Adobe.com.
Thanks,
AanaravAanarav Sareen
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Please subscribe to the Premiere Pro podcast. One of the newer episodes deals with basic color correction. After you follow the tutorial, increase the “saturation” property of the Fast Color Corrector effect to get more vibrant tones.
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AanaravAanarav Sareen
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I am sure we can find a workaround. Since, I am not in front of my system try this:
a) Right click on your offline file > duplicate
b) Right click on the duplicate > Batch Capture
c) In the batch capture window there should be something that says ‘over-ride capture settings’
d) Hit OK.
e) Premiere Pro will ask you to insert a tape. Hit OK
f) See if you can change the ‘Audio’ to ‘Audio and Video’ before it automatically starts capturing.– Aanarav
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[Harm Millaard] “An MPEG4 720P format? If you want to have trouble editing, consider it.”
Ditto! In other words: a bad choice.
I would highly recommend the Canon HV10. I purchased it a few months ago and couldn’t be happier. This camera matches the video quality of our XL-H1!!
Take a look here at a few samples here:
https://www.asvideoproductions.com/stuff/HV10_Samples/These are straight out of the camera with FULL auto settings. Again, the full auto is just for demonstration purposes, but you should get the idea.
– Aanarav
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I haven’t seen this error. To track it down, let’s start with the following:
a) Premiere Pro version #?
b) Project settings?
c) Media source/properties?
d) Did you purchased a boxed or a download version of Premiere Pro?– Aanarav
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Leo,
Would it be possible for you to send me a quick segment of the file(s) that are causing the problems? I would like to try this out on my system.Thanks,
AanaravAanarav Sareen
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Hmm, it’s going to be pretty difficult, especially if you plan on changing dance moves itself. However, you can easily replace the audio by importing the new song, place it on track # 2 and muting all other tracks.
– Aanarav
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[Leo Baker] “When I try tp import Quicktime the file is taking ages to conform the video clip in Adobe Premeire Pro 2.0. The whole system lags and is very un responsive while the clip is conforming along with a lagging mouse curosr.”
Leo,
Do you have anything running in the background? Any significant software processes or something else?– Aanarav
Aanarav Sareen
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