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  • Arvin Villapando

    January 18, 2010 at 3:23 pm in reply to: Change Sequence Settings

    Glad to hear it worked! sorry got real busy again.

  • Arvin Villapando

    December 11, 2009 at 4:05 am in reply to: Change Sequence Settings

    Sorry it took so long to post the solution to this. Jon I think actually posted it.

    K,

    1) Using the track selection tool select all the multi cam clips in your time line that you want to convert to HD

    2) Right click and select replace with AFter Effects Compostion. After Effects will open up with the the comp loaded up.

    3) Open the Multi Cam Composition and adjust settings to hd. Do the same with the Nested Comp.

    4) Export the project as a Premiere project under file export

    5) Open the project in Premiere. You’ll need to remember which cuts use which camera because exporting from after effects reverts all the multi cam clips to camera 1

  • Arvin Villapando

    August 24, 2009 at 5:38 pm in reply to: Change Sequence Settings

    Thanks for all the help guys. Tryin some of this out. Will let you know soon.

  • Arvin Villapando

    August 21, 2009 at 9:17 pm in reply to: Change Sequence Settings

    hey Vince,
    Have you gotten this to work? I can’t for some reason. When I do this I get a small 720×480 video inside a 1440×900 frame. So theres a small picture with black all around it. It also crops the image to what fits in a 720×480 window. Thanks for all the suggestions so far. Please keep em coming.
    Arvin

  • Arvin Villapando

    August 21, 2009 at 4:14 pm in reply to: Change Sequence Settings

    Yup.

    I made all my .avi files offline, then recaptured them in hi-def. That wasnt a problem at all.
    So at this point I have this small 720×480 sequence with hd clips. Premiere crops my hd clips and shows whatever fits in the 720×480 window.
    Typically I could just copy all the clips and paste them to a new sequence. One that is HD and problem should be solved. The problem is that I used a multi-cam setup and my final edit includes a nested sequence. If I copy and paste those on a new HD sequence they still appear in SD.
    I tried the install cs3 option, but my pc won’t let me have cs3 and cs4 installed at the same time. I can try uninstalling cs4, but that’s alot of work.
    Anybody have more suggestions?

  • Arvin Villapando

    August 20, 2009 at 4:10 am in reply to: Change Sequence Settings

    I’m using CS4. I’ll try to save as CS3 and try this option. It seems weird that you can’t just change from SD to HD.

  • Arvin Villapando

    August 20, 2009 at 4:09 am in reply to: Change Sequence Settings

    It won’t work. I tried it just now. The SD sequence shows up as much lower res. You can try to stretch it to frame size but then you just get a blurry image.

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