Aanarav Sareen
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Courtsey of Mitch411 from the Adobe forums:
Download GraphEdit from Videohelp Tools or from anyplace else on the web that you prefer.
Once you’ve downloaded and installed (should take about 10 seconds), open GraphEdit and choose Graph > Insert Filters. Scroll down to a listing for “Video Capture Sources” and expand it to see what’s there. If you’ve got anything other than Microsoft DV camera and VCR, then expand that entry to see the location and name of the file. Navigate to that location and rename it’s file extension to .old. Now try capturing in PPro 2.0.
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Thank you Kathlyn. That certainlty helps 🙂
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What media are you using? Inferior media will cause these problems.
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With AE Pro, you get a plugin called Keylight, which is an excellent keyer. There are a few tutorials on the COW that discuss this plugin.
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Works fine for me. Try resetting your Premiere Pro preferences.
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Pat,
Check out Adobe Premiere Elements 2. Version 2.0 introduced the ability to capture from DVD and may be suitable for what you are trying to accomplish. -
[Mike Cohen] “Ah yes, the non-professional consumer.”
Actually, the professional. If you think about it, most pros develop their menus in Photoshop and give buttons appropriate names within Photoshop itself. A good idea overall and now I certainly create my menus properly 🙂
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Try finding a driver on nVidia’s site. If I am not mistaken, any nVidia video card driver should work.
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Try updating the video-card drivers to see if that helps.
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All good reccomendations. Now, I just have to figure out how much the increase should be. If I can find out the magic percentage, I might be able to drop off the cheap customers.
Thanks all!