Aanarav Sareen
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A word of caution: The QT export from Premiere Pro is less than acceptable. The file sizes are huge and the quality is not the best as well. If you do plan on exporting QT quite frequently, I would reccomend purchasing Sorenson Squeeze.
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Premiere Pro can’t to this and hence, I would reccomend using Audition.
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Hector,
Check out the After Effects forum on the COW. Take a look at the tutorials and prepare to be amazed!Aanarav Sareen
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I prefer to deliver content on standard DVD-Rs, where the file is encoded as a Windows Media file. I use the AvelLink Player and connect it with the television. Now, I don’t know if your client has such a player. But, in my estimates, I usually factor in the cost of the DVD Player (costs approx $250).
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Does this tech-document help? https://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/332333.html
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You can’t create transitions in Premiere Pro. Use After Effects to create transitions.
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Check out MainConcept. They offer a few codecs, that may suit your needs: https://www.mainconcept.com
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[Rich Rubasch] “I have a feeling the media you are talking about is for dye sub printers and not inkjet…the long drying time and the dripping ink when wet are the telltale signs.”
Nope. It’s inkjet media, directly from Verbatim’s PR department.
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Michael,
Unfortunately, at this point Premiere Pro doesn’t support the MXF file format, without the use of 3rd party plugins.Aanarav Sareen
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What type of “emotion”? With one camera, you have very limited choices, unless you can use After Effects to create some elements.