Alex Udell
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Premiere Pro Coin
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RIch…..that’s pretty neat too!
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Hi Vince
I was thinking about how cool it will be in instances where you just need to bring a few extra hands on deck during a project…expand as needed.
I think it’s a really good move.
I think I will be doing this for CS5.5…
Alex
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What about a PNG format?
That might give you the same clarity with a smaller file size.
Alex
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Vince?
So the idea is activate it for a month when needed?
Alex
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[Paul Jay] “You can give anyone a guitar. Doesn’t mean music comes out..”
True.
But if you’ve ever been in the subway of NYC you’ve likely seen some awesome guitar players who make next no money.
🙂
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hmmm
I’ll see if I can duplicate that consistently.
Don’t think so though.
thanks….
Alex
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Who is this Apple company with a presence at NAB?
Oh you mean the iPad and iPhone guys.
I had heard of them, I didn’t know they made a video production kit. 😉
Alex
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He Keith,
1) Are you multi selecting files fore relink?
2) are you linking to original media or perhaps proxies or transcodes of different names? This probably won’t let you relink multiple (you probably know this)
3) is this single source media (QT/AVI) or atomized media in a folder structures (like P2)?
PPro Should find material in the same directory off a multiselect, it won’t find stuff across multiple directories, like multiple P2 Contents Folder sets, for example.
Alex
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Nesting is useful where you want to apply an effect as a global, where applying the effect to each seperate element would not work well.
For example….
you build a multi-layer result in your edit…
then you want to Page turn out of that multi layer effect.
By nesting, the software sees those multi elements as a “single stream” and the page turn can be applied…. applying the page turn to each element with then effect wouldn’t give the same result.
Yet you can still step into the nest to make content changes, which makes it superior to rendering (pre-baking a file)..
does that help?
Alex
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Avid DXHD was suggested here:
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/3/910595
Alex
Alex Udell
Editing, Motion Graphics, and Visual FX
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