Aanarav Sareen
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Windows XP currently has a limitation of 2gb, unless the 3gb switch is enabled.
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Premiere Pro is a professional editing application and not designed to edit highly compressed files, such as MPEG2 captured from DVRs.
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[FischTale] “The problem is that after installing it, when Premiere is starting up and you can see that it’s starting to load the look suite plugin on the splash screen, I get the Windows error message that Premiere has encountered an error and has to shut down. I checked the website for an update or fix and they didn’t have anything that solved the problem.”
Do you get a blue-screen error? Also, take a look at the Magic Bullet forum on the Cow, as that forum is monitored by Red Giant itself.
Aanarav Sareen
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[Pedigree-Punk] “with simultaneous operation of different component applications a possibility but not a definite subject to detection over a networ”
I am not too sure about that. I would reccomend calling Adobe Customer Service to clarify. Also, the Production Studio allows you to install certain components, so I would just install separate applications on separate machines (but just contact Customer Service to confirm).
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Mike,
While that is true, there is too much at risk, especially with a Premiere crash 🙂 -
[Charles Bittner] “hown bout parallels? any thoughts on that? does that work?”
It works fine. However, for some reason it won’t detect the DirectX settings.
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AE 7.0 does support color spaces. To specify the color space you are working in, go to the project panel, click on the flyout menu located on the top right > Project Settings > Working Space.
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You most probably have the ‘auto-orient’ option disabled. Select your text layer >Layer > Transform > Auto Orient > Orient Along Path.
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When you are creating titles, it creates an alpha channel. However, as soon as you alter the speed of the title, the alpha channel no longer remains in the video. Also, I would reccomend that you stretch out your clips rather than altering its speed. More specifically, take the tail of the video and drag it out to the duration you want.
Aanarav Sareen
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At this point, this feature is not available in Premiere Pro. Although, it does make for a good feature request.
Aanarav Sareen
premiere@asvideoproductions.com