Aanarav Sareen
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[Giutarman28] “I havn’t trashed my preferences yet, i’m not sure how to do that?”
When starting After Effects, hold down Ctrl+Alt+Shift and AE will come up with a box, asking you, whether you are sure that you want your preferences to be deleted. -
What are your project settings? Also, can you post a screenshot or an example of the problem?
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Premiere Pro 2.0 comes with a few AE plugins installed. Also, are there any specific plugins you are looking to get into Premiere Pro? I know that many AE plugins, especially from Trapcode, Boris, MagicBullet, Revision and even a few Cycore effects do work in Premiere Pro. Just make sure that you copy the plugin files and paste then into the plugins/en_US directory.
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[Gribble] “Is it possible to import DivX encoded AVI files into Premiere Pro 2?”
Premiere Pro or for that matter any other professional NLE doesn’t like highly compressed files such as DivX. Use something else.
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You can use a few. Is there any specific ones you are referring to?
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Premiere Pro 2.0 has a multi-cam feature, but it is limited to 4 tracks.
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Bitrate is essentially the encoding rate. However, that depends on the duration of your video.
Also, what is the MediaID. As mentioned in the article, DVD brand is useless. .
[R Summerfield] “My master copy is on (Yikes!) a retail store (Staples) brand.”
It really doesn’t matter what your master is on. My workflow is to create a DVD Image and then use ImgBurn to burn the DVD images (this is a free program). It works accurately and even has the option of verifying the DVD after creation. I would reccomend that you use this method as well. It will save you a lot of headache down the line.[R Summerfield] “I have scaned one of the returned DVD’s and it came up with some bad spots.”
Bad spots = trash the DVD. I throw away a DVD even it has one error. For me, it isn’t worth the headache, especially when DVDs cost around $0.40.Aanarav Sareen
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[R Summerfield] “We started getting DVDs back saying they had blips and would freeze up and not work.”
This usually indicates 2 things:
1) An extremely high bitrate and/or
2) Inferior media[R Summerfield] “He said I needed to have a glass master produced.”
This is incorrect. I burn thousands of DVDs a year and have only created glass masters if the quantity of a single product was greater than 1000.[R Summerfield] “The re-enactment company took 35 of theses DVD and only 6 work”
This indicates inferior media. What brand are you using? Also before answering that question, please read my article: https://asvideoproductions.com/video/articles/dvdinfo.pdf
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Premiere Pro prefers the ULTRA version. And yes, there is a difference between the cards. However, since you have spent so much $$, why not take a look at the 7800. A little more expensive, but MUCH faster.