Abhishek Kumar
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I take it the clips in question are not effects-heavy?
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Hey there!
Yep, Premiere Pro is limited to 4 “live” streams at any given point in its multicam feature, which I hope they will fix with the upcoming release of CS6.
For now, I suppose one course of action is to run multiple multicam sequences four streams at a time (I haven’t done it, so I’m not sure how effective it will be, if at all) and then put all the edits into a final sequence. It’s time consuming, but would still be faster than doing it all manually.
As for your surprise, for years Adobe neglected Premiere but with the demise of Final Cut Pro (and the rise of iMovie Pro), that is changing for the better!
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The 29.97 is 30fps in drop frame timecode. It is a more accurate representation of 30 frames per second shoot speed.
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To my knowledge, you can use and otherwise play with ProRes on Windows, but you can’t create it on Windows.
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Haha, that’s why I used quotations — what needed fixing for me was entirely a personal preference. It’s always irked me the way Premiere kept defaulting to track changes when the audio mixer began. It left a wee bit flexibility to be desired. Thank you for the link, Alex. It helps lots.
And thank you, Shane. I had a feeling beta testers wouldn’t be able to comment, but thought I’d ask just to be sure. It’s good to know.
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Is your audio mono or stereo? I know later versions of Premiere allows native editing on a large number of formats and their consumer codecs, including MPEG-2. Not sure about CS3. I’d imagine it does.
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That’s what I’ve had to do to fix the issue as well. It’s just inconvenient…and shouldn’t have to be 4.5 updates later. (I’m using CS5.5.)
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‘Fraid you misunderstood the problem, Todd. I have stereo audio and track audio is set to stereo audio. The issue is, when I do an insert, say, at a time x:y on the timeline on track one, which is the default, but then want to move it to another track (i.e. track two) at, say, x-5:y. When I move the video to this track, that happens fine. But while the audio moves with the video the same distance horizontally, there is no track change. It resides on top of the intended audio — like an overwrite, but without the overwrite.