Aanarav Sareen
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As a word of caution: Always make a backup copy of your project before making changes to it in the editor. ALthough you seem to have done it properly, a lot of people may kill the entire project if something is deleted accidentally.
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Contact Adobe’s San Jose office and they can route you to the correct department.
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I am not sure. I would contact Adobe Customer Service.
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[Richard Cavanagh] “Is the printed manual the same as the “help” files accessed thru the program?”
Yes.
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Your method is incorrect. I know that the help file is very confusing, when it comes to this regard. But, send me an email off the board and I will send you a document, that I have been working on.
premiere @ asvideoproductions dot com
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They only come with the purchased version of Encore.
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You get a printed manual with the shipped version and an actual disc, that you can use again, if need be.
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It is NOT turned off. Can you describe your steps?
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[Bob Cole] “I’d really like to be able to pop in a drive or a tape, back up everything associated with a project (everything: scripts, graphics, After Effects projects, media, EDL’s, alternate edits, etc.), AND be able to reload it to the proper computers, drives, and directories automatically. If anybody has this mastered, I’d love to hear about it.”
Done this way too many times. If you are using Windows, then here are my steps:
1. Purchase a hot-swap case, like this one: https://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=GN210&cpc=SCH&srm=0 I have about 6 or 7 of these. You can just put in a drive and slide in another drive when needed.
2. Use a syncronization software. I use a software called SyncBack SE that syncs between two directories every couple of minutes. The first sync takes some time time, but after that it takes a couple of minutes.
3. When you are done for the day and both the drives are synced, take out the enclosure and pop in another one for another proect. -
Jason,
The reason Adobe doesn’t mention Macintosh in their video bundle is because the bundle doesn’t include any other Mac compatible software, other than After Effects.Premiere Pro doesn’t run on a Mac
Audition doesn’t run on a Mac
Encore DVD doesn’t run on a MacTherefore, it makes no sense to offer a Mac bundle, considering that you won’t be using the other packages.