Alex Udell
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Premiere Pro Coin
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You may need to update your version of PPro.
But check out the Cineform web site.
Their product Neo3d should help you with stereo editing in PPro.
Alex
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The problem is likely a resolution and mis match between your Premiere Project and the camtasia.
What is the video resolution of your Premiere Project (video format)?
What was the screen capture size of your Camtasia?
Alex
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Here’s one way that give you sequence time code: https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/3/882460
Or you need to add the the timecode to the clips. But you’ll need to set it for source TC.
Alex
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WHat OS are you running?
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The necessity of rendering in a nest is because you want to see realtime playback while working in the nest to make sure an effect you’ve built is correct.
While I agree that rendered nests should appear as a true single stream on the main timeline (in other words, the main timeline should default to seeing the render of the nest as opposed to ignoring what’s already been done, and only seeing the live layers…not sure why they don’t), in your case it is only functionally necessary to render the main timeline.
that help?
Alex
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Are you saying that just to view the final sequence you have render it 3 times?
or are you saying that to see and work in a nest you have to render that too?
I would think that nest renders should propagate upwards (be seen as a single stream by the final seq)
BUT if you render the final seq, that won’t necessary propagate downwards to the nested sequences.
(as PPro is generating a final singlefile that is attached to the main sequence).PPro (or FCP as I know for that matter) doesn’t have a smart render system in that it will look at the clips used in the main sequence and then attach renders to all the subordinate timelines.
Does that make sense?
Alex
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great…snowed under at work….soeey for the lack of response…
Alex
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Can you elaborate on what it’s not doing?
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Um….a complete port of the code to 64 bit for extended memory support, better native format support, and a revolutionary scalable realtime playback engine based on off the shelf hardware?
I ain’t gonna complain about not getting a new glow filter or two in this release.
🙂
Alex
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I don’t think so.
The transition track has gone the way of the do do bird.
But you can edit track to track.
But the transition goes on the clip, that’s all.
Alex