Aanarav Sareen
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A couple of things:
1) If you are using PPRO CS3, increase the anti-flicker value of the motion filter.
2) If your image size is too big, reduce it a little bit.– Aanarav

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[Mark Weaver] “Point is, HDlink is buggy and the error checking/crash
diagnostic leaves some to be desired.”Ditto and especially on Vista. It was significantly better in XP that it is in Vista.

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[Elrogg] “I am trying to install Aspect V 5 onto a new Vista Laptop system with Premiere CS3.”
Are you using the latest version of Aspect HD?
[Elrogg] “I am capturing 720P/60 via firewire directly into Premiere from a JVC HD250 camera.”
Are you capturing this footage in Premiere Pro or HD Link?

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I would recommend downloading a trial version of Cineform Aspect HD and see if that helps.
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David,
What project settings are you using? Are you using standard DV presets? If so, I would recommend creating a custom preset that utilizes the TriCaster codec.
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Jim,
Send me an email: premiere@asvideoproductions.com
I am in the NYC/NJ area.
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Try this:
– Render the audio of the multi-cam sequence (Press Enter)
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Aanarav Sareen
September 10, 2007 at 10:52 pm in reply to: Premiere Pro 2 and Windows Remote DesktopI wouldn’t even attempt it, just because the experience is going to be horrible. Also, not many internet connections can handle that kind of bandwidth, so editing remotely may lead to a lot of mistakes.
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Joe,
Try the following:
a) Finish your editing in PPRO CS3
b) IN PPRO, File > Export > Export to Encore (or something similar)Go through the rest of the automated/recommended steps and that should help you create the DVD.
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September 10, 2007 at 10:47 pm in reply to: external hard drive for cineform hd avi filesI doubt that you are going to find that fast a drive, especially one that is USB powered.
Take a look at the Western Digital “MyBook” drives. They are not USB powered, but they certainly do the job for me.
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