Bala Chandran
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You can do it with Aftereffects.
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Saving with a different name may not help if the project is damaged. So it is not the name or the directory. Probably did not save properly last time.
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Silly questions:
Did you save a COPY that you could try?
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Same deal in PPro too when you drag and drop to the timeline! I guess the problem stems from the way EX breaks up the shoot every 3.38 gigs.
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When you dragged them to the timeline there must have been some repeats, if your recording was non-stop for long duration. Delete duplicates from the timeline and you will end up with the correct length.
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Try Fast Color Correctior. Take the eyedropper and click on something that is supposed to be WHITE or neutral grey and click on it. Then you can tweak the colors.
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I use a Vizio 19″ TV with component input. Works rather well in the field, of course indoors.
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SDHC cards capture at 90 Mbps now. So Sony could have made use of that. And does it use USB3 or still USB2?
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I always copy to one HD and THEN to another, both times from the original card so that the possibility of data error is minimized. And you know for sure that you have made two copies. I make three copies though, in the studio, because I have several (cheap internal) hard discs lying around that I use with HD docks.
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When you bring in the rendered 16×9 file PPro is misinterpreting it. In the project window right click (MS Windows) on the footage and MODIFY> CONFIRM TO and select 16×9. See if that fixes the issue. 1440×1080 is DHV, not full HD. It just expands the pixel sideways to fit in a 16×9 format. Hope that helps.