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Hi….
What kinds of things are you thinking about automating?
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April 13, 2016 at 1:23 pm in reply to: prep multicam sequence for color correction out of houseHi,
if you have labels on and a clip is a multicam clip it will start with [MC#]
this means that PPro understands it as a multicam clips and it’s functioning sort of as a “window” to whatever source layer you are choosing in the source sequence is pointing to…
when you”flatten” you essentially are saying, replace this pointer clip with the actual clip it’s referring to….
that’s why it’s important to do it in a copy of the sequence. Once you make that change… it’s difficult to go back should you need to make multi-cam revisions…
that help?
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click the panel menu to restore (little dashes in the tab)…
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April 12, 2016 at 4:05 pm in reply to: prep multicam sequence for color correction out of househmmmm
What version of PPro are you running?
I see it when I have a multicam clip selected in the timeline…
****** assuming you do have the function ******
I’d do this in a duplicate of the multicam sequence that you are prepping for the colorist…. not the multicam enabled master sequence you have been editing in.
Flattening basically reveals the underlying source clip and replaces the multicam nest placeholder you’ve been editing with….
also…once you have done the flattening….
if you are trying to reduce the media set…
I think you will need to Project manage the sequence and consolidate and transcode the sequence to a format that supports trimming the media with handles (i’d guess anyway)…
this is also a newer feature…
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Hi…
I agree with Walter on this….we do it all the time.
helps if you are cutting to a master size smaller than source media
for example….
footage shot 1080 but cutting in a 720 sequence…
when doing this….make sure that prefs>Default Scale to frame size is unchecked before you import your cam material into the project…otherwise the footage will automatically scale to the sequence resolution when editing….not what you’d want in in this case.
hth,
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As Adobe is moving away from Flash….
flv has been removed as an option….
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Hi….
I guess you could….but with out the timecode association….
it would only tell you that something occurred….
not actually help you with when…
you could install the older version and prep the media as indicated here:
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/speech-analysis.html
that help?
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They killed that functionality a couple of versions ago. Adobe determined that without a script (or transcript) the accuracy just wasn’t there.
that being said….if you go back a few versions…and you have transcripts…you can use that to index the files. that indexing matches the script words to the spoken words and appends as metadata via timecode indexing…
the search capability is still available in the current version of PPro….
they just killed off the analysis and indexing…
you might also look at: https://www.borisfx.com/products/soundbite/
this was phoneme based and didn’t require the script for “training” to help indexing.
sorry I can’t be more specific….
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April 4, 2016 at 4:20 pm in reply to: Can you avoid duplicate clips with multiple editors using one project?Hi…
can you try importing the sequences between projects using the media browser panel?
this should avoid the duplication…
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March 25, 2016 at 8:17 pm in reply to: Safe and title safe for dual use (online and broadcast)Hi Tia…
Here’s a couple of the automators:
https://aescripts.com/compsfromspreadsheet/
https://aescripts.com/templater/
🙂
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