Aanarav Sareen
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The reason this happened is because of the docked panel interface of Premiere Pro 2.0. Since, the new version is using docked panels, you can’t close each individual window with a short cut.
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You can get an EXCELLENT system in that range (except the decks). Dual Xeons with a couple of gigs of RAM sounds feasible for around $3000. I would reccomend going for the dual xeons dual core processors, with 4 GB RAM, a decent video card for real-time previews on certain effects and perhaps a couple of DVD burners. If you can exactly specify what you are looking to do, then we can help you out better.
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System specs?
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The quality of the media depends on the dye being used for the discs. I wrote this a while back and it may help you out: https://asvideoproductions.com/video/articles/dvdinfo.pdf
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Do the computers have DVD decoders installed?
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Try using the Transform effect.
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Is there a specific size you are looking for? We have the two Dell 24″ at the office and they work great!
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What are the resolutions of the stills?
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[Dave Friend] “s it just my system or do the main menu hot keys not work in 2.0?”
They work perfectly for me. Does this happen with any other app?
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[Josh M AE6.5] “Premiere only works on Pentium and Xeons.”
That is incorrect.
[Josh M AE6.5] “Does anyone know if it is possible to install Premiere on a Celeron processor.”
How old is the celeron processor? If the processor is very old then Premiere Pro 2.0 cannot be installed on the system.