Aanarav Sareen
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1. Capture deck?
2. Capture settings? Are you capturing both audio and video?
3. Play the captured files in Windows Media Player…do you hear the audio?Aanarav Sareen
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[Aanarav Sareen] “NOt sure if you are exactly referring to. T”
Sorry…should read “what you are referring to”.
Also, as I mentioned earlier, I don’t handle copyright issues. That is taken care by the media attorney… But, it would be interesting to see other view points. We are a real TV studio. 24×7 local broadcast and we do have some blanket coverage provided by the cable company. However, as I said, this is not my department for the most part I was just indicating our producedures. That’s why we pay the guy $500/hr. 🙂
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Mark,
NOt sure if you are exactly referring to. THe music is being played by the orchestra and yes, I do have their permission to use it in the footage. I don’t deal a lot with the copyright issues, because we do have a media attorney who oversees most of our productions. I was under the assumption that if an orchestra is playing a piece of music that is the public domain, there shouldn’t be any issues. (atleast that is what I was told)PS: On a side note, does anyone have a book regarding IP copyrights? I would love to get my hand on that.
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[peterock] “The Broadaster is asking for a Tiff sequence with upper fields first.”
I don’t know if the TIFF file format permits fields. Atleast, I don’t see any way of exporting just the upper field in Premiere Pro.
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Premiere Pro does not support output via S-Video. You need to output via a firewire deck.,
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Delete the PSD letterbox and use Premiere Pro’s letterbox template to see if it solves your issue.
1. Create a new titler
2. Go to title templates
3. Select the letterbox template.Also make sure that there is no space between your cuts.
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I want PRemiere Pro to use all the RAM I have. Is there a reason why you don’t want Premiere to utilize all available memory?
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Aanarav Sareen
May 21, 2006 at 6:46 pm in reply to: Unable to solve exporting issue – “Error Compiling Movie”Tim,
Sorry, this is getting frustrating. I can imagine the frustration, since I had to do this myself. If for some reason, this doesn’t get solved send me an email at premiere@asvideoproductions.com or leave me a voice-mail at 206-600-6824 (US) and I will try my best to help you out.Aanarav Sareen
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Aanarav Sareen
May 21, 2006 at 8:38 am in reply to: Unable to solve exporting issue – “Error Compiling Movie”Ok. Let’s try a few other things…
1) How much hard-drive space do you have left?
2) Are your hard-drives formatted as NTFS or FAT32?Aanarav Sareen
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