Andy Patterson
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That tutorial was informative.
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Nice video demo.
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Premiere can do what you want. Your best bet is to get the inexpensive Shuttle from Blackmagic Design. If you have interlaced video and want to see what it will look like on a broadcast monitor it is money well spent. Even if you don’t have interlaced footage and you want to drop it into a broadcast compliant interlaced time line for client previews it is money well spent. If you are editing old VHS or MINI DV tapes the Intensity can out put to the old SD monitors. SD video looks best when viewed on SD monitor. Having said that you can also use your graphics card to connect to a broadcast monitor. The video links below should help.
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I notice that Premiere is getting worse and worse.
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With the PC you will have more Options. The link below might be worth watching before buying your next computer.
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To edit 4K you will probably have to drop down to 1/4 resolution. It should work OK but you should also get an SSD .
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I would try to capture the correct aspect ratio and then mix and match the video clips in the timeline of your choice. Premiere should work just fine with mixed formats and resolutions.
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Keep in mind the Zen CPUs from AMD will be here soon. I am not going to make any suggestions but the video links below might help give you some ideas.
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Windows 7 will work just fine. I actually like Windows Vista better but Adobe and Blackmagic Design dropped support for Vista about 2 years ago : (
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Thanks and you do the same.