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  • Blast1

    December 13, 2007 at 7:58 pm in reply to: Extracting audio from avi file problem

    [willie toth] ” I have one other question for Adobe, Soundbooth???? What were you thinkin when you came up with this one?????”
    It looks like it belongs to the Elements series, some bright nickle squeezer probably figured they could make more money by eliminating Audition from the production bundles so you would have to buy it seperate.

  • Blast1

    December 13, 2007 at 6:42 pm in reply to: exporting to DVcam tape

    [suttonbaymedia] “1. Hooking the computer and the DVCam together with a 6pin to 4 pin firewire, the DVcam sees the video but can’t get audio. The only way to get audio is to use Print to Tape”

    1. If you are trying to tape the realtime playback from the timeline you need to go into the Project Settings->General->Playback Settings and make sure the sound is set to play to the external device vice desktop.
    [suttonbaymedia] “stops the DVCam machine, which then has a Copyright Violation error.”

    2. You have to carefully check to make sure someone didn’t use any material ripped from a DVD or other protected source as only a couple of frames will trip a copyright fault, most cams are this way.

  • Blast1

    December 10, 2007 at 1:01 am in reply to: XPS M1730 Quality

    A few halogen garage lamps work good and are cheap and are close to 3K Kelvin, and work nice if bounced off the ceiling.

    DV Video should be checked on a external monitor, it will look junky on a computer monitor, There are small 14″ flat screen monitors for a reasonable price that will calibrate a pluge reasonably, and a basice color bar cal can be done with a filter, you maybe able to pick one up from a thrift store cheap.

  • Blast1

    December 8, 2007 at 8:11 pm in reply to: HD editing with Black Magic Intensity Pro?

    Its not so much the power, recommended boards are usually based on chipsets, I don’t know how tight the requirements are, thats something to take up with BMD, when you say HD do you mean uncompressed HD or HDV? if uncompressed HD you need at least a SATA II raid0 or better.

  • Blast1

    December 7, 2007 at 6:30 am in reply to: A better reverb plugin

    [Prime Mover] “it’s silly and complicates the workflow to have to load up and edit in every little thing in a different program.”
    If Adobe tried to load everything everyone wanted Ppro would look like a Rube Goldberg cartoon, you can try by using the form below
    https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
    In the meantime while waiting while Adobe cogitates over including your request you could try one of the various VST plugins available on the market, personally I would rather have a NLE which was able to intergrate with other modules/apps than have a major piece of bloatware/bugware that did everything.

  • Blast1

    December 6, 2007 at 7:32 pm in reply to: What the heck did i do?

    [casanna] “Old card Nvidia geforce 6600GT
    new card Nvidia geforce 8500GT”

    Are you using win xp? the 8xxx series cards are DirectX 10, XP uses DirectX 9, When you loaded the drivers for the new card it probably load a newer version of DirectX 9 that has some D3DX 10 dlls to make the card backward compatible with XP, this maybe causing conflicts, or the version of the DirectX 9 update on the card’s CD is a older version, MS has benn regularly releasing newer updates of DirectX 9 because of some compatibility problems, the last release I downloaded was Nov2007.

  • Blast1

    December 6, 2007 at 7:07 pm in reply to: VERY strange behaviour !!!

    [Camafe] “As far as I know “Microsoft AVI DV” should play everywhere.”
    Not necessarily, MS DV AVI is usually Direct Show type 1, Premiere uses a VFW derivative Direct Show Type 2, if you put MS DV AVI on 6.5’s timeline you should have a red bar indicating that you have to render it before use.

  • Blast1

    December 6, 2007 at 6:13 am in reply to: looping DVD

    I thought thats usually greyed out in that menu unless autoplay is selected, you can get to it but you have to select a autoplay DVD in Window-> DVD layout-> Change Template

    I should have thought of that this morning but I misinterpreted the request as wanting a menu DVD with looping

  • Blast1

    December 6, 2007 at 4:06 am in reply to: Professional DVD Menus? Menu templates?

    Since you have CS3 you have Encore with it, you look for Encore friendly templates

  • Blast1

    December 5, 2007 at 9:57 pm in reply to: looping DVD

    No, you need to do that in a DVD authoring program

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