[Ann Bens]

You cannot change the aspect ratio of a project instead you import your 4:3 project into a widescreen project.

[Ann Bens]

Render to dv-avi before importing into AE maybe that will keep the mask or whatever it is. Green screen?

[Ann Bens]

Do the mask in AE, it probaly does it much better.

[Ann Bens]

Adobe is going to make Premiere edit AVCHD natively in the near future. Seen on Adobe TV.

[Ann Bens]

You need to set the interprete footage to widescreen in the project window of Encore then it will stay widescreen. If you don’t it jumps back to 4:3 inspite of the widescreen menu.

[Ann Bens]

Run your files through Gspot that will tell you which codec is missing or not.
https://www.google.nl/search?hl=nl&q=gspot&btnG=Google+zoeken&meta=

[Ann Bens]

I like the ‘hair’. LOL

[Ann Bens]

Put all your images in the timeline. Select the first one and apply the adjusments you want to make. Then right click on this clip and copy. Now select all the other images, rightclick and paste attributes. All images have the same adjustments.

[Ann Bens]

No, but you can import one project into another project which will give you the sequence you want.

[Ann Bens]

You might want to use Procoder to do the job right.